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  1. Here's a link to the video I mentioned if you're on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/CVq9M7Jg_o0/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
  2. Thanks for digging and trying to help figure this out. I agree it's definitely in the area. Its just so weird that the IRT would build this tunnel and then cover it up. There's another video on Instagram with another series of pictures. Unfortunately, I cant link it, but I noticed there were a series of numbers painted on the walls. They look like coordinates or markers of some kind, but I cant figure it out. Could this help pinpoint the location? 24+15 24+20 23+? 26+50 75+15 180+00 I had a browse through the NY historical society subway photograph collection and many of the pictures had the same number convention (station xx+xx). Here is an example of what I am writing about: https://digitalcollections.nyhistory.org/islandora/object/nyhs%3A93278
  3. Here are some pics from Instagram showing more detail. Note these arent mine and credit to the original photographers: https://ibb.co/album/qCywHy I agree that it's somewhere near Atlantic and Bergen. In one of the photos, there is a box labeled "atlantic ave" and the support columns look very similar to those in the IRT tunnels.
  4. Hi there, first time poster but long time subway enthusiast. I was browsing a subreddit dedicated to NYC transit and came across a post that mentioned a largely unexplored tunnel called "middle ground". There's also a post on the LTV squad page about it: https://ltvsquad.com/2012/10/29/middle-ground/ Does anyone know anything about this? I have been pulling my hair trying to figure out it's location. Supposedly, it's from the dual contracts era and is in Brooklyn somewhere. Middle Ground gets it's name as it's located between an active station and an active tunnel. The tunnel and pics I saw make it look like an IRT tunnel. There's a whole host of pics on Instagram from urban explorers and happy to share those pics if it helps. There's no information on this tunnel anywhere. Sorry if this has been posted or discussed recently.
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