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New York Chapter National Railway Historical Society

Welcome to the New York Chapter NRHS!

NRHS logo: NRHS letters with lines through them, plus circular logo with steam loco

The New York Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society meets monthly except for July and August. Our regular meeting date is the first Monday of each month, September through June.

NEXT IN-PERSON AND VIRTUAL MEETING MONDAY May 6, 6:00 p.m.: Prof. David Alff, History of the Northeast Corridor

This month we will meet in person in Manhattan, and also will simulcast the meeting on Zoom. The meeting is the second Monday this month since the first Monday is New Year's Day

Details to join the May 6 meeting at 6:00 p.m. in person:

As before Covid, our meetings in person are held at St. Margaret's House, 49 Fulton St., Manhattan, between Pearl and Cliff Streets on the north side; enter the main door and turn left, proceed past the double doors and into a corridor, where we meet at Meeting Room 3 on the left. St. Margaret's House is convenient to the Fulton St. subway complex; the closest subway lines in the complex are the 2 and 3 lines, and the south (downtown) end of the A and C lines. The J, Z, 4 and 5 lines also serve the complex; the PATH at World Trade Center and the Wall Street ferry piers are also within walking distance, and the SBS bus lines on 1st and 2d Avenues.

Details to join the May 6 meeting at 6:00 p.m. via Zoom:

If you have installed the Zoom application on your computer or mobile device, you should be able to log in by clicking here.

If the above link does not work, use: Meeting ID 853 3031 9659, Password 703250

If you have trouble logging in to the Zoom meeting, email Gary Kazin, gkazin@yahoo.com, who will be hosting the meeting and will be monitoring this email during the meeting.

Our meetings are open to all.

Entertainment at the May 6 meeting will be presented by Prof. David Alff of the State University of New York at Buffalo, who will present material from his recently published book, The Northeast Corridor: The Trains, the People, the History, the Region (University of Chicago Press) Note that Prof Alff will participate remotely, but those attending in person at St. Margaret's House will be able to view the presentation.

This page last updated April 12, 2024.