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How do you get from the MoMA to the American Musuem of Natural History?
The fastest way to get to the American Museum of Natural History from the MoMA is to take the B train from the 7 Avenue stop to the 81st - Museum of Natural History stop. It will take about ten minutes. Walking between the two, via Broadway and Columbus Avenue, will take about 40 minutes.
What subway line do you take to get to the American Museum of Natural History?
You take the Uptown C train (of the A-C-E, the blue line) to 81st Street-Museum of Natural History (at Central Park West). You'll come out right in front of the museum. In fact, the walls of the 81st Street Station are covered with tile murals of dinosaurs and other animals, so it's really easy not to miss your stop, seeing as the train passes right by the murals.
How do you get to the Guggenheim Museum from Penn Station?
Take the Uptown 1-2-3 (the red line), 1 stop, from 34th Street-Penn Station to 42nd Street-Times Square.Transfer at 42nd Street-Times Square to the Uptown N-R-Q(the yellow line), to 59th Street-Lexington Avenue. Be careful not to get off at the stop before, which is 59th Street-5th Avenue.Transfer at 59th Street-Lexington Avenue to the Uptown 4 or 5 express trains (of the 4-5-6, the dark green line), 1 stop, to 86th Street. Or, you can take the 6 local train (it's 3 stops).Then walk west on 86th Street to 5th Avenue, and 2 blocks north to 88th Street. The Guggenheim is on 5th Avenue between 88th and 89th Streets.
Where trains stop?
at a train station
Where does trains stop?
at a train station
How do you get from Penn Station to the American Museum of Natural History by subway?
It's really easy. You take the Uptown C train (of the A-C-E, the blue line) from 34th Street-Penn Station to 81st Street-Museum of Natural History (at 81st Street and Central Park West).The 81st Street Station comes out right in front of the museum. In fact, the walls of the 81st Street Station are covered with tile murals of dinosaurs and other animals, so it's really easy not to miss your stop, seeing as the train passes right by the murals.
Gainesville, FL?
Gainesville has been one of Florida’s top travel destinations for years because of its many attractions and college town feel thanks to the University of Florida. The small city is home to the Florida Museum of Natural History and the Samuel P. Harn Museum of Art, both of which are great attractions boasting many exhibits to visit. You can also stop by the Hippodrome State Theatre for more pieces of history, as it offers a visual arts gallery and history of old cinema. If you’re looking for a more natural side of Gainesville, be sure to stop by the Butterfly Rainforest (which is inside the Museum of Natural History), the Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings Historic State Park, or the Kanapaha Botanical Gardens. All of these are beautiful and natural areas to enjoy. Even driving around and taking in the breathtaking scenery is a relaxing activity. Gainesville is one of Florida’s most beautiful towns. Although it offers many great things to do, it is not so big as to have a tourist feel, which means a more enjoyable vacation.
What vehicle does not have to stop at railroad crossings?
Trains
What is one good thing about trains?
They stop at stations
Which subway train do you take from 59th and Lex to The Museum of Natural History West 81st?
Walk down to 53rd Street and Lexington Avenue. Take the Downtown E train (of the A-C-E, the blue line) from Lexington Avenue-53rd Street to 50th Street.Transfer at 50th Street to the Uptown C train to 81st Street-Museum of Natural History.If you're traveling on a weekday, you can skip an unnecessary stop by getting off the E at the stop before 50th Street, which is 7th Avenue-53rd Street (usually just called the 7th Avenue stop).Transfer at 7th Avenue to the Uptown B train (of the B-D-F-M, the orange line) to 81st Street-Museum of Natural History.However, the B only runs on weekdays.
Why do the company First Trains planned to stop operations on Mid-September of 2014?
The First Trains plans to stop operations on mid September of 2014 because they will not have a contract then.
What innovation made trains safer to stop?
The innovation that will make it safer for trains to stop is Positive Train Control (PTC). This is GPS-based safety technology that has the ability to prevent train-to-train collisions, over-speed derailments, unauthorized incursion into work zones and train movement from switches left in the wrong position. PTC monitors and, if need be, controls train movement in case human error occurs. PTC may also bring trains to a safe stop if there is a natural disaster.
