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Overview

Opened: 4/21/1917

Two levels; one island platform and two tracks on each level. This station is shared between the IRT Flushing Line and the BMT Astoria Line, and is unique in being the only station with across the platform transfer between the BMT and IRT and their differing car width specifications. The station's upper level serves Queens-bound trains, and the lower level serves Manhattan-bound trains. The Flushing line train uses the southern track on each level. The lower level has walls on the track-side edge, with windows of frosted wire glass on the upper half of both walls. From this level, there's another flight down to a mezzanine which has a concrete ramp across Queens Plaza North to the second floor of a building. A new computer-assisted tower is being installed in a new structure on the south end.

Artwork

Columns, Sydney Cash.

Photo Gallery

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Image 88531 (208k, 1044x705) Photo by: Gin Yee Location: Queensborough Plaza	Image 110669 (291k, 1044x700) Photo by: Zach Summer Location: Queensborough Plaza	Image 114720 (152k, 1024x807) Collection of: George Conrad Collection Location: Queensborough Plaza	Image 122048 (415k, 1044x703) Photo by: David Tropiansky Location: Queensborough Plaza	Image 136904 (116k, 1024x768) Photo by: Robbie Rosenfeld Location: Queensborough Plaza

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