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Re: 75th Avenue (Re: What Are the Now-Abandoned Stations You Once Used Regularly?) |
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Posted by New Flyer #857 on Sat Mar 13 07:36:07 2021, in response to Re: 75th Avenue (Re: What Are the Now-Abandoned Stations You Once Used Regularly?), posted by K. Trout on Fri Mar 12 16:29:40 2021. Visions of crowding could have played a part too. Seems the trend was to imagine Queens Blvd as practically being in Manhattan. They could well have imagined that 75 Ave would have been very necessary for keeping the crowds at the adjacent stations under control. Turns out it wasn't (at least hasn't been yet) but with even just a little bit of a different style of development in the area, it could have been. |
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