Frankel's Clothing Store welcomes visitors to Brooklyn with open doors and FREE ADMISSION, offering a unique historical experience. Classic outfitter, open since 1890, for tools and men's work clothes, including boots and paint brushes. This living piece of American commercial history has been serving customers continuously for well over a century.Frankel's Clothing Store is a National Park Service site that preserves a remarkably intact example of a late 19th - century general store. Walking through the doors is like stepping back to 1890, with original fixtures, merchandise displays, and an atmosphere that has changed little in over 130 years. The store continues to sell work clothes, tools, and supplies, making it both a museum and a functioning retail establishment. This dual identity gives visitors an authentic connection to the commercial life of an earlier American era.With a 4.7 - star rating from 127 visitor reviews, Frankel's Clothing Store has earned a loyal following among history enthusiasts and visitors who appreciate authentic Americana.You can find Frankel's Clothing Store at 759 Shenandoah Street in Brooklyn. Open most days of the week (Friday: 10AM - 7PM, Monday: 10AM - 7PM, Saturday: 10AM - 7PM, Thursday: 10AM - 7PM). Check the official website for the latest information. While there is no admission charge, visitors are welcome to support this historic business by making purchases. Frankel's Clothing Store is a one - of - a - kind free attraction.
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