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Why is there an old trolley here you might be wondering? This is the last remaining trolley from the ambitious project to bring trolley car transportation to Red Hook and attempt to popularize the ‘trolley lines’ in Brooklyn as a mode of public transport that would run from Red Hook to Downtown Brooklyn.Įven to this day, the public transportation options in the Red Hook neighborhood are limited and there are no subway stops here, just a ferry stop and bus stop!

One of my favorite hidden gems in Red Hook is this old abandoned, slowly decaying street trolley from 1951 nestled between the waterfront and an old industrial warehouse by the waterfront. These may not be ‘hidden’ to locals, but for visitors or people not as familiar with the area, you may want to add a few of these interesting points of interest to your day of exploring! If we missed one of your favorite hidden gems, let us know in the comments below! We love when our readers get involved with sharing some of their favorite spots for others to enjoy!Īnd if you love finding lesser-known spots and landmarks with a fascinating backstory, check out the rest of our favorite hidden gems in Brooklyn! 1951 Trolley This guide will help you discover some of my personal favorite hidden gems in this creative and historically interesting and semi-isolated neighborhood in Brooklyn when it comes to transportation that is becoming more and more popular with its entertainment, dining, and artistic scene, not to mention great waterfront views of the Statue of Liberty. Heading to Brooklyn and looking for some of the hidden gems in Red Hook? We’ve got you covered, if you’ve already been to and discovered all the other best things to do in Red Hook that are already becoming popular in this industrious, waterfront neighborhood.

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