MotormanMike Posted May 17, 2009 Share #26 Posted May 17, 2009 Here's 20 I can think off that I like in no particular order : Metropolitan Ave Myrtle - Wycoff Myrtle Ave - Ditmars Blvd - 59st - Columbus Circle - ( Brighton Beach - ( Kings Highway - ( 49th st (B'way) - Union Turnpike - 52nd street - 207th street - Lefferts Blvd - Rockaway Park - Howard Beach / JFK - Far Rockaway - Mott Ave - Smith / 9th streets - 168th street - 34th street (6th ave) - Broadway Junction - Stillwell Ave - I have two questions to ask out of my own curiosity - A) Is there anyone here who has been to EVERY stop (not even missed 1) in the city (counting or not counting Staten Island) - specifically Bklyn/Qns/Man/Bx? B) How does one decide where to go on a railfan trip? Thanks :tup: Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MTR Admiralty Posted May 17, 2009 Share #27 Posted May 17, 2009 I have two questions to ask out of my own curiosity - A) Is there anyone here who has been to EVERY stop (not even missed 1) in the city (counting or not counting Staten Island) - specifically Bklyn/Qns/Man/Bx? How does one decide where to go on a railfan trip? Thanks :tup: I've been to every single station in the entire system that is open to revenue service. Well for me, I pick the lines where people rarely go on that have the best photo-ops. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MotormanMike Posted May 18, 2009 Share #28 Posted May 18, 2009 Yeah , revenue service is what I meant ... that's cool. I've been a subway rider 32 years , and a motorman for 2 ... I'm in the B division ... I've operated all B division lines except for the Prospect Park and the ... In my lifetime I've been to every station in revenue service except : North of 207th street and South of 59th - Columbus Circle (2)/(5) North of E.180th street 145th and 148th street in the North and Nostrand Ave - New Lots in the South. Mosholu and Woodlawn in the North and Utica Ave in the South. North of East 149th Grand street east to Canarsie. Times Square Shuttle(but have been on other lines at the terminals) Prospect Park Shuttle (but have been on other lines at the terminals) Also once rode as a kid back in the early 80's , once , the SI Railway from I believe Grasmere to Tompkinsville. Maybe longer but not sure. Only rode it once. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
theprogram4 Posted May 19, 2009 Share #29 Posted May 19, 2009 Fordham Rd( Fordham Rd(4) Woodlawn(4) 59th st.( Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Aqueduct Posted May 19, 2009 Share #30 Posted May 19, 2009 71st & Continental(E) Aqueduct Racetrack(A) 42nd Street & 6th Ave ( 42nd Street Port Authority 57th Street & 6th Avenue Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MTR Admiralty Posted May 19, 2009 Share #31 Posted May 19, 2009 42nd Street Port Authority What really amazes me at that station is the fact that there is such a huge offset. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Aqueduct Posted May 19, 2009 Share #32 Posted May 19, 2009 Too bad the Lower Level of that station is going away soon. You can hear those chopping guns going full blast during the AM rush. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Maserati7200 Posted May 19, 2009 Author Share #33 Posted May 19, 2009 Too bad the Lower Level of that station is going away soon. You can hear those chopping guns going full blast during the AM rush. What use was that lower level for anyway? None. It was only built because the IND wanted to stop the IRT from extending the Worlds fair line. Ironically, its happening anyway. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MTR Admiralty Posted May 20, 2009 Share #34 Posted May 20, 2009 Too bad the Lower Level of that station is going away soon. You can hear those chopping guns going full blast during the AM rush. It's going away now. Crews are blasting through the lower level already. What use was that lower level for anyway? None. It was only built because the IND wanted to stop the IRT from extending the Worlds fair line. Ironically, its happening anyway. It was used for the Aqueduct trains, other than that, there was really no use. It really was an impediment to future development on the Flushing line. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Aqueduct Posted May 20, 2009 Share #35 Posted May 20, 2009 I liked that Lower Level, it was the oddball of the system. I saw recent pictures of the carnage: From nycsubway.org: In addition to the platforms described above, there is an abandoned lower platform on the southbound side (one track, underneath the downtown local track on the upper level, and one side platform underneath the island platform above). The lower level platform was built along with the rest of the station in 1932, but it was only used from 1959 to 1981 for odd services like the Aqueduct Racetrack special fare trains, and for rush hour E trains for a period during the 1970s. For many years, a crossunder was open between the upper level platforms using a passageway at the northern end of the lower level. Rearrangement of the mezzanine a few years ago allowed passengers to crossover using the mezzanine within the fare control. It isn't really clear why this lower level was even built. It can only be used by trains running from Queens via 53rd Street (today's E service). Heading downtown on the track from the lower level of 50th Street, switches allow access to the downtown local, downtown express, or lower level of 42nd St. Departing 42nd Street on the lower level, trains can become local or express prior to entering 34th Street; however, trains departing 42nd Street on the upper level cannot cross over until reaching Canal Street. It is likely, therefore, that the extra platform was built to allow some operational flexibility, by permitting trains from 53rd Street to have access to both downtown local and express. Perhaps there was no other suitable location for a crossover switch, or it was thought an extra platform face could allow increased dwell time or time for switches to line up. Links to a few images (too huge pics to post): http://images.nycsubway.org/i95000/img_95470.jpg http://images.nycsubway.org/i95000/img_95463.jpg Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
INDman Posted May 20, 2009 Share #36 Posted May 20, 2009 What use was that lower level for anyway? None. It was only built because the IND wanted to stop the IRT from extending the Worlds fair line. Ironically, its happening anyway. If it was not for city take over of the subways in the 1940's it would still serve this purpose. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
EE Broadway Local Posted August 7, 2009 Share #37 Posted August 7, 2009 Beach 67th Street-Gaston Beach 98th Street-Playland 81st Street-American Museum Of Natural History (© Stillwell Avenue-Coney Island Eighteenth Avenue Sutter Avenue/Van Sinderen Avenue Livonia Avenue/Van Sinderen Avenue Whitlock Avenue East 177th Street-West Farms Square 161st Street-Yankee Stadium Honorable Mention: 210th Street-Williamsbridge (8) Thirteenth Avenue Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LRG Posted August 7, 2009 Share #38 Posted August 7, 2009 My favorite stations are both Lorimer Street and Bedford Avenue on the . I used to get on or off at either one of these stations during my high school tenure. Bedford Avenue became a regular to get on and off since two girls I were smitten over at the time walked in the same direction itwas located at. (I know, stalker status...lol.) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
lilbluefoxie Posted August 8, 2009 Share #39 Posted August 8, 2009 Here are some of my favorites Woodside - Great view from the top Grand Central Station - Its huge and scenic 4th Avenue - Interesting how the bottom and top is connected Bowling Green - The orange tiling 2 Avenue - Great lighting on the F platforms Jay St - Boro Hall - On an incline Botanic Gardens - Scenic how its outside Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MAA89 Posted August 8, 2009 Share #40 Posted August 8, 2009 My favorites: Howard Beach-JFK : Ultra-modern, polished steel appearance, extremely clean, has restrooms, the AirTrain platform and cars is nice to see from distance, very scenic route on both northbound and southbound sides. 14th St : Mainly for the "Life Underground" exhibits, but also generally clean and not very crowded. 81st St-Museum of Natural History (: Easy access to the Museum from station, nice murals on the walls. 8th St-NYU and Christopher St : Nice murals on the walls. South Ferry : Excellent job with the renovation. Platform and walls look great. Nice terminal. Roosevelt Island : Great silver-grey tiles on European-style "tube station" walls. Cleanest elevator in the system. Plenty of escalators, which is necessary because of the great depth of the station (over 100 feet underground). Transfer available to the only commuter aerial tramway in North America. Broadway Junction : One of the cleaner stations on the Fulton St line. Love the ride up the escalator and the mezzanine leading to the , as well as the "barn" through which one transfers to the Manhattan-bound track. Broad Channel and Aqueduct-North Conduit and Aqueduct Racetrack : The first two are in very scenic locations, with leaves and shrubbery jutting over the platform windscreens/railings. The Racetrack is a neat single-platform stop, and the low ridership means the station is largely clean and free from vandalism. North-Conduit's long platform is also an interesting oddity to ponder. Grand Central and Times Square : Both stations on the shortest line on the system. The only places you know you are guaranteed to find one (if not more) trains waiting for you when you get to the platform. 42nd Street-PABT : Actually like the entire station complex, especially the entrance on Times Square and the artwork in the walls on the connection from the numbered lines to the B division lines, but the PABT station on the 8th Avenue line is the one I use most often. The great thing is being able to exit on any street between 40th and 44th, making it easy to get where I want. The exit into PABT is fun and good for those taking a bus out of town. St George's Ferry Terminal on the SIR: Access to the SI Ferry, almost every bus on the island, a parking lot, and taxis. I once had to go to the Italian Consulate and got off at the 68th St-Hunter College stop on the . Someone was playing the most beautiful music I had heard on the subway. It was kind of an Andean folk music style, and very refined. I could not locate the person or persons playing, and I haven't been to that station since, so I do not know if he/they are still there. That is one reason I would list 68th-Hunter on this thread. Beach 67th St-Gaston : My home station. Great view of the Atlantic Ocean behind the Far Rockaway-bound platform. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Aqueduct Posted August 8, 2009 Share #41 Posted August 8, 2009 Broad Channel and Aqueduct-North Conduit and Aqueduct Racetrack : The first two are in very scenic locations, with leaves and shrubbery jutting over the platform windscreens/railings. The Racetrack is a neat single-platform stop, and the low ridership means the station is largely clean and free from vandalism. North-Conduit's long platform is also an interesting oddity to ponder. I though I was the only one who liked the Aqueduct station, the North Conduit platform is that length for the purposes of the end of the platform to exit to the racetrack. The racetrack isn't bad either. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MAA89 Posted August 9, 2009 Share #42 Posted August 9, 2009 I though I was the only one who liked the Aqueduct station, the North Conduit platform is that length for the purposes of the end of the platform to exit to the racetrack. The racetrack isn't bad either. The southbound platform is nicer than the one close to the Racetrack on the northbound side. The closed off section on the northbound-side looks really dirty and old (the walls are crumbling). I hate Aqueduct in the morning (when I am going to Manhattan) but think its quite nice when the stops on the southbound platform when I am returning home. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
nel070 Posted August 9, 2009 Share #43 Posted August 9, 2009 i think the coney island and west 8 st stations were dont very well and i like west farms east temont on the Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vera Posted August 16, 2009 Share #44 Posted August 16, 2009 coney island-DFNQ smith -9th-F G the views are awesome Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vera Posted August 16, 2009 Share #45 Posted August 16, 2009 coney island- smith -9th- Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LRG Posted August 16, 2009 Share #46 Posted August 16, 2009 I'll also have to say that 14th Street on the , and is a pretty good station. The only thing I hate about that station is during the afternoon when I go home, I have to take that dreaded flight of stairs up from the to the ! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Luis1985 Posted August 18, 2009 Share #47 Posted August 18, 2009 Line: Far Rockaway-Mott Av Beach 45 Street Beach 60 Street Beach 67 Street Rockaway Park-Beach 116 St (RUSH HOURS ONLY) Beach 98 Street (RUSH HOURS ONLY) Howard Beach-JFK Airport Ozone Park-Lefferts Blvd Rockaway Blvd Euclid Avenue Rockaway Avenue (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) Broadway Junction Utica Avenue Franklin Avenue (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) Jay St-Borough Hall Fulton St/Broadway-Nassau St Chambers St-WTC West 4 Street 14 Street 34 Street-Penn Station 42 St-Times Square/Port Authority Bus Terminal 50 Street (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) 59 St-Columbus Circle 81 St-Museum Of Natural History (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) 86 Street (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) 96 Street (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) 103 Street (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) 116 Street (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) 125 Street 145 Street 155 Street (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) Washington Heights-168 Street 175 St-George Washington Bridge Bus Terminal 181 Street 190 Street Inwood-207 Street Line: Brighton Beach Sheepshead Bay Church Avenue Prospect Park Atlantic Av-Pacific St DeKalb Avenue Bleecker Street/Broadway-Lafayette St West 4 Street 34 Street-Herald Square 42 Street-Bryant Park 47-50 Sts/Rockefeller Center 7 Avenue-53 Street 59 St-Columbus Circle 81 St-Museum Of Natural History 86 Street 96 Street 103 Street 116 Street 125 Street 145 Street 161 St-Yankee Stadium (RUSH HOURS ONLY) 167 Street (RUSH HOURS ONLY) 170 Street (RUSH HOURS ONLY) Tremont Avenue (RUSH HOURS ONLY) 182-183 Streets (RUSH HOURS ONLY) Fordham Road (RUSH HOURS ONLY) Kingsbridge Road (RUSH HOURS ONLY) Bedford Park Blvd (RUSH HOURS ONLY) Line: Euclid Avenue Rockaway Avenue Broadway Junction Utica Avenue Franklin Avenue Jay St-Borough Hall Fulton St/Broadway-Nassau St Chambers St-WTC West 4 Street 14 Street 34 Street-Penn Station 42 St-Times Square/Port Authority Bus Terminal 50 Street 59 St-Columbus Circle 81 St-Museum Of Natural History 86 Street 96 Street 103 Street 116 Street 125 Street 145 Street 155 Street Washington Heights-168 Street Line: Coney Island-Stillwell Av Bay 50 Street 25 Avenue Bay Parkway 18 Avenue 79 Street 62 St-New Utrecht Av 9 Avenue 36 Street 9 Street-4 Avenue (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) Atlantic Av-Pacific St DeKalb Avenue (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) Bleecker Street/Broadway-Lafayette St West 4 Street 34 Street-Herald Square 42 Street-Bryant Park 47-50 Sts/Rockefeller Center 7 Avenue-53 Street 59 St-Columbus Circle 125 Street 145 Street 161 St-Yankee Stadium 167 Street 170 Street Tremont Avenue 182-183 Streets Fordham Road Kingsbridge Road Bedford Park Blvd Norwood-205 Street Line: Chambers St-WTC West 4 Street 14 Street 34 Street-Penn Station 42 St-Times Sq/Port Authority Bus Terminal 7 Avenue-53 Street Lexington Av-53 Street 23 St-Ely Av/Court Square/45 Rd-Court House Sq Queens Plaza Steinway Street (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) Jackson Heights-Roosevelt Av/74 St Woodhaven Blvd-Queens Center Mall (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) Forest Hills-71 Avenue Kew Gardens-Union Turnpike Sutphin Blvd-JFK Airport Jamaica-179 Street Jamaica Center Line: Coney Island-Stillwell Av West 8 Street-NY Aquarium Avenue X Avenue U Kings Highway Bay Parkway 18 Avenue Church Avenue 15 Street-Prospect Park 7 Avenue 4 Avenue-9 Street Smith-9 Streets Bergen Street Jay St-Brorough Hall Delancey-Essex Streets 2 Avenue Bleecker Street/Broadway-Lafayette St West 4 Street 14 Street 23 Street 34 Street-Herald Square 42 Street-Bryant Park 47-50 Sts/Rockefeller Center 57 Street-6 Avenue Roosevelt Island 21 St-Queensbridge Jackson Heights-Roosevelt Av/74 St Forest Hills-71 Avenue Kew Gardens-Union Turnpike 169 Street Jamaica-179 Street Line: Church Avenue 15 St-Prospect Park 7 Avenue 4 Avenue-9 Street Smith-9 Streets Bergen Street Myrtle-Willoughby Avenues Broadway Metropolitan Av-Lorimer St 23 St-Ely Av/Court Square/45 Rd-Court House Sq Queens Plaza (NIGHTS & WEEKENDS ONLY) Steinway Street (NIGHTS & WEEKENDS ONLY) Jackson Heights-Roosevelt Av/74 St (NIGHTS & WEEKENDS ONLY) Woodhaven Blvd-Queens Center Mall (NIGHTS & WEEKENDS ONLY) Forest Hills-71 Avenue (NIGHTS & WEEKENDS ONLY) Line: Broad Street (WEEKDAYS ONLY) Fulton Street (WEEKDAYS ONLY) Chambers Street Canal Street Delancey-Essex Streets Marcy Avenue Flushing Avenue Myrtle Avenue-Broadway Gates Avenue Broadway Junction Alabama Avenue Cypress Hills 85 Street-Forest Pkwy Woodhaven Blvd 121 Street Sutphin Blvd-JFK Airport Jamaica Center Line: 8 Avenue-14 Street 14 Street-Union Square 1 Avenue Bedford Avenue Lorimer St-Metropolitan Av Grand Street Montrose Avenue Myrtle-Wycoff Avenues Broadway Junction Atlantic Avenue East 105 Street Canarsie-Rockaway Park Line: Middle Village-Metropolitan Av Fresh Pond Road Seneca Avenue Myrtle-Wycoff Avenues Knickerbocker Avenue Myrtle Avenue-Broadway Flushing Avenue (WEEKDAYS ONLY) Marcy Avenue (WEEKDAYS ONLY) Delancey-Essex Streets (WEEKDAYS ONLY) Canal Street (WEEKDAYS ONLY) Chambers Street (WEEKDAYS ONLY) Fulton Street (WEEKDAYS ONLY) Broad Street (WEEKDAYS ONLY) Court Street-Borough Hall (RUSH HOURS ONLY) DeKalb Avenue (RUSH HOURS ONLY) Atlantic Av-Pacific St (RUSH HOURS ONLY) 9 Street-4 Avenue (RUSH HOURS ONLY) 36 Street (RUSH HOURS ONLY) 9 Avenue (RUSH HOURS ONLY) 62 St-New Utrecht Av (RUSH HOURS ONLY) 79 Street (RUSH HOURS ONLY) 18 Avenue (RUSH HOURS ONLY) Bay Parkway (RUSH HOURS ONLY) Line: Ditmars Blvd-Astoria Astoria Blvd 30 Avenue Broadway 39 Avenue Queensboro Plaza Lexington Av-59 St 57 Street-7 Avenue 49 Street 42 St-Times Square/Port Authority Bus Terminal 34 St-Herald Square 28 Street (NIGHTS & WEEKENDS ONLY) 23 Street (NIGHTS & WEEKENDS ONLY) 14 Street-Union Square 8 Street-NYU (NIGHTS & WEEKENDS ONLY) Canal Street City Hall (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) Whitehall Street-South Ferry (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) Court Street-Borough Hall (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) DeKalb Avenue (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) Atlantic Av-Pacific St 9 Street-4 Avenue (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) 36 Street 45 Street (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) 53 Street (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) 59 Street 8 Avenue 62 Street-New Utrecht Avenue 18 Avenue 20 Avenue Bay Parkway Kings Highway 86 Street Coney Island-Stillwell Av Line: Coney Island-Stillwell Av West 8 Street-NY Aquarium Brighton Beach Sheepshead Bay Avenue U Kings Highway Avenue M Avenue J Cortelyou Road Church Avenue Parkside Avenue Prospect Park Atlantic Av-Pacific St DeKalb Av Canal Street 14 Street-Union Square 34 Street-Herald Square 42 St-Times Square/Port Authority Bus Terminal 57 Street-7 Avenue Line: Forest Hills-71 Avenue Woodhaven Blvd-Queens Center Mall Jackson Heights-Roosevelt Av/74 St Steinway Street Queens Plaza Lexington Av-59 St 57 Street-7 Avenue 49 Street 42 St-Times Square/Port Authority Bus Termial 34 Street-Herald Square 28 Street 23 Street 14 Street-Union Square 8 Street-NYU Canal Street City Hall Whitehall Street-South Ferry Court Street-Borough Hall DeKalb Avenue Atlantic Av-Pacific St 9 Street-4 Avenue 36 Street 45 Street 53 Street 59 Street Bay Ridge Avenue 77 Street 86 Street 95 Street Franklin Avenue Line: Franklin Avenue Franklin Av-Botanic Gardens Prospect Park 42 Street Line: 42 Street-Grand Central 42 St-Times Square/Port Authority Bus Terminal Rockaway Line: Beach 98 Street Rockaway Park-Beach 116 Street Line: Forest Hills-71 Avenue Woodhaven Blvd-Queens Center Mall Jackson Heights-Roosevelt Av/74 St Steinway Street Queens Plaza 23 St-Ely Av/Court Square/45 Rd-Court House Sq Lexington Av-53 St 47-50 Sts/Rockefeller Center 42 Street-Bryant Park 34 Street-Herald Square 23 Street 14 Street West 4 Street Bleecker Street/Broadway-Lafayette St 2 Avenue Line: Ditmars Blvd-Astoria Astoria Blvd 30 Avenue Broadway 39 Avenue Queensboro Plaza Lexington Av-59 St 57 Street-7 Avenue 49 Street 42 St-Times Square/Port Authority Bus Terminal 34 Street-Herald Suare 28 Street 23 Street 14 Street-Union Square 8 Street-NYU Canal Street City Hall Whitehall Street-South Ferry Line: Broad Street Fulton Street Chambers Street Canal Street Delancey-Essex Streets Marcy Avenue Flushing Avenue Myrtle Avenue-Broadway Gates Avenue Broadway Junction Alabama Avenue Cypress Hills 85 Street-Forest Pkwy Woodhaven Blvd 121 Street Sutphin Blvd-JFK Airport Jamaica Center Line: 242 St-Van Cortlandt Park 231 Street 225 Street 215 Street 207 Street 191 Street 157 Street 137 Street 125 Street 116 Street 103 Street 96 Street 86 Street 79 Street 72 Street 66 Street-Lincoln Center 59 St-Columbus Circle 50 Street 42 St-Times Square/Port Authority Bus Terminal 34 Street-Penn Station 28 Street 23 Street 18 Street 14 Street Christopher Street Chambers Street Whitehall Street-South Ferry Line: Wakefield-241 Street Nereid Av-E 238 St Gun Hill Road Bronx Park East East 180 Street Freeman Street Simpson Street 3 Avenue-149 Street 149 Street-Grand Concourse 125 Street 110 Street 96 Street 86 Street (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) 79 Street (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) 72 Street 66 Street-Lincoln Center (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) 59 St-Columbus Circle (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) 50 Street (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) 42 St-Times Square/Port Authority Bus Terminal 34 Street-Penn Station 28 Street (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) 23 Street (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) 18 Street (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) 14 Street Christopher Street (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) Chambers Street Park Place Fulton St/Broadway-Nassau St Court Street-Borough Hall Atlantic Av-Pacific St Grand Army Plaza Franklin Av-Botanic Gardens Flatbush Av-Brooklyn College Line: 148 St-Lenox Terminal 125 Street 110 Street 96 Street 72 Street 42 St-Times Square/Port Authority Bus Terminal 34 Street-Penn Station 14 Street Chambers Street Park Place Fulton St/Broadway-Nassau St Court Street-Borough Hall Atlantic Av-Pacific St Grand Army Plaza Franklin Av-Botanic Gardens Kingston Avenue Utica Avenue Rockaway Avenue New Lots Avenue Line: Woodlawn-Jerome Avenue Mosholu Parkway Bedford Park Blvd Kingsbridge Road Fordham Road Burnside Avenue 170 Street 167 Street 161 St-Yankee Stadium 149 Street-Grand Concourse 125 Street 116 Street (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) 103 Street (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) 96 Street (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) 86 Street 77 Street (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) 68 St-Hunter College (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) Lexington Av-59 St Lexington Av-51 St (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) 42 Street-Grand Central 33 Street (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) 28 Street (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) 23 Street (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) 14 St-Union Square Astor Place (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) Bleecker Street/Broadway-Lafayette St (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) Canal Street (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall Fulton St/Broadway-Nassau St Wall Street Bowling Green Court Street-Borough Hall Atlantic Av-Pacific St Grand Army Plaza (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) Franklin Av-Botanic Gardens Kingston Avenue (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) Utica Avenue Rockaway Avenue (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) New Lots Avenue (LATE NIGHTS ONLY) Line: Nereid Av-E 238 St (RUSH HOURS ONLY) Gun Hill Road/White Plains Road (RUSH HOURS ONLY) Dyre Avenue East 180 Street Freeman Street Simpson Street 3 Avenue-149 Street 149 Street-Grand Concourse 125 Street 86 Street Lexington Av-59 St 42 Street-Grand Central 14 St-Union Square Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall Fulton St/Broadway-Nassau St Wall Street Bowling Green Court Street-Borough Hall Atlantic Av-Pacific St Franklin Av-Botanic Gardens Flatbush Av-Brooklyn College Line: Pelham Bay Park Castle Hill Avenue Parkchester-E 177 St Morrison-Soundview Avenues Whitlock Avenue Hunts Point Avenue 125 Street 116 Street 103 Street 96 Street 86 Street 77 Street 68 St-Hunter College Lexington Av-59 St Lexington Av-51 St 42 Street-Grand Central 33 Street 28 Street 23 Street 14 St-Union Square Astor Place Bleecker Street/Broadway-Lafayette St Canal Street Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall Line: Flushing-Main Street Mets-Willets Point/CitiField 103 Street-Corona Plaza Junction Blvd 82 Street Jackson Heights-Roosevelt Av/74 St 61 Street-Woodside 52 Street-Lincoln Avenue 46 Street-Bliss Street 40 Street-Lowery Street 33 Street-Rawson Street Queensboro Plaza 23 St-Ely Av/Court Square/45 Rd-Court House Sq 42 Street-Grand Central 42 Street-Bryant Park/5 Av 42 St-Times Square/Port Authority Bus Terminal (SIR) Line: St. George Tompkinsville Clifton Grasmere Old Town Grant City New Dorp Oakwood Heights Great Kills 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R62A 1991 Posted August 18, 2009 Share #49 Posted August 18, 2009 My favorite stations would include the Contract 1 IRT stations, and Liberty, Van Siclen, Shepherd, and Euclid Avs on the Fulton St IND. I really like the mosaics on the Contract 1 IRT stations, especially the ones on Bleecker St & Spring St on the southbound platforms. The Fulton ones give a completely different feel for me from any other stations in the system, and I like the blue on beige (I think that's the color of the general tiles). Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
R33WF Posted August 18, 2009 Share #50 Posted August 18, 2009 My favorite stations are all unrebuild ones but my two favorite stations are Pelham Pkwy on the 70(5)70(SS) 50st on the 70(A)(E)70(K) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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