Stationhouses

[Swisnieski]

Hi! Does anyone have any pictures of the interior of the stationhouses such as Huguenot. And also including the Tompkinsville new stationhouse!

 

I'm curious to see what the inside looks like!

 

Thank You in advance!

[NX Express]

http://www.nycsubway.org/lines/sirt.html

On the right, choose the station(s) you want. There should be some stationhouse pics.

[Swisnieski]

Yes you are correct there are pictures of the station houses but only the outsides, not the interior of them.

[TheArr]

I don't have any pictures, but the stationhouse at Grasmere is a small 1 story brick building. I've never walked into it, but it looks like there's a small waiting room with a bench in there and the walls are tiled like a bathroom.

[Paul Uhland]

IIRC, the in-use Annadale waiting room in the '50s had a terrazzo floor, wooden bench and glazed tile walls, with a small corner ticket window with a grill over it. The rest rooms were even useable.

[Brighton Local]

IIRC, the in-use Annadale waiting room in the '50s had a terrazzo floor, wooden bench and glazed tile walls, with a small corner ticket window with a grill over it. The rest rooms were even useable.

 

That's exactly how most of them along the line are. Oakwood Heights was the same way. They used to keep the stationhouses open usually until around 3-4pm, weekdays. Last time I was in a stationhouse was probably around 2004. I used to use the one at Oakwood, then when I used to wait for the S59/S79 at Eltingville to go to work, a bunch of us would utilize the house, and keep warm in there upon the arrival of the bus(es). However, like I said, that was up until 2004. Are they locked 24/7 now?

[Y2Julio]

That's exactly how most of them along the line are. Oakwood Heights was the same way. They used to keep the stationhouses open usually until around 3-4pm, weekdays. Last time I was in a stationhouse was probably around 2004. I used to use the one at Oakwood, then when I used to wait for the S59/S79 at Eltingville to go to work, a bunch of us would utilize the house, and keep warm in there upon the arrival of the bus(es). However, like I said, that was up until 2004. Are they locked 24/7 now?

 

They are open during the day but kept locked during off-hours.