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Re: 75th Avenue (Re: What Are the Now-Abandoned Stations You Once Used Regularly?) |
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Posted by William A. Padron on Sat Mar 13 08:15:56 2021, in response to Re: 75th Avenue (Re: What Are the Now-Abandoned Stations You Once Used Regularly?), posted by randyo on Fri Mar 12 20:44:46 2021. And in 1953, the 75th Avenue station was one of six of them on the QBL as reported of having their platforms extended to hold those 11-car trains, which operated basically on weekday schedules. You can see the work at that station on the western ends of the platforms, particularly with the tile work that was placed there.-William A. Padron ["75th Ave"] |
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