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(104j1) An Manhattan-bound R42 J train has left 104 Street (J,Z) going up the incline. 22 December, 2004
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(104j2) Two R42 J trains pass west of 104 Street (J,Z) on the incline/decline. 22 December, 2004
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(104j3) A boring metal sign for 104 Street (J,Z) on the rusty platform fence covered in graffiti. 22 December, 2004
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(104j4) R42 #4731 on a Jamaica-bound J stopped at 104 Street (J,Z). 22 December, 2004
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(104j5) Looking down the concrete Brooklyn-bound platform floor at 104 Street (J,Z) an R42 Jamaica-bound J train is leaving the station. 22 December, 2004
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(104j6) A typical metal sign on a windscreen at 104 Street (J,Z). 22 December, 2004
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(104j7) Looking down the very broken up Orange Warning strip on the concrete floor of the Brooklyn-bound platform at 104 Street (J,Z). 22 December, 2004
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(104j8) Looking down the platforms at 104 Street (J,Z). 22 December, 2004
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(104j9) Approaching an entrance to 104 Street.
22 July, 2009 (104j10) A street stair to 104 Street.
22 July, 2009 (104j11) Walking up a street stair to 104 Street that's in desperate need of a paint job.
22 July, 2009 (104j12) Looking out at the platform above and the intermediate station house level streight ahead.
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(104j13) Approaching the turnstiles with the token booth facing them at 104 Street
22 July, 2009 (104j14) The interior of the station house beyond the turnstile area at 104 Street.
22 July, 2009 (104j15) About to go up to the Manhattan-bound platform at 104 Street.
22 July, 2009 (104j16) Looking down the platforms at 104 Street.
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