Brooklyn urban explorer and transit enthusiast Bob Diamond is most well-known for rediscovering, exploring, and offering unauthorized tours in, an abandoned subway tunnel under Atlantic Avenue. He has a huge collection of vintage videos that he shares online from time-to-time, and in this one, we get to see a vintage trolly moving along the DUMBO waterfront in 1987.

The exciting BQX Streetcar project actually had its start back in 1987. BHRA, supported by far- sighted developer David Walentas of Two Trees, the Ed Koch NYC administration, and the old Brooklyn Union Gas Co., operated test runs along un-covered track on Plymouth Street, Main Street, and Adams Street. The original "trolley barn" was located at 88 Water Street in DUMBO.

Heading to New York City and worried about the tourist traps that might seperate [sic] you from your money? Well here are some of the most well known and not so well known tourist traps of New York City. From overrated museums to overpriced food options New York does have a few tourist traps that tourists need to watch out for.

This crazy store front is now someones full-time residence in New York City. Its now a place where many things happen all at the same time. Best of all, you can live here whenever you want because some of the rooms are on airbnb