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| (74_broadwayn717) Another view down towards the turnstiles in the main atrium area at the Jackson Heights mega-station, the triple-wide staircase that leads down to the IND is also visible. 28 July, 2009 (74_broadwayn718) Looking up towards the staircase up to the Flushing Line in the atrium at Jackson Heights, as passengers make their ways down to the underground IND station. There many more people going down than up because the down escalator that allows passengers to bypass the atrium area is currently OOS. | 28 July, 2009 (74_broadwayn719) Outside of fare control, the 24-hour token booth is visible along with the doors out to Roosevelt Avenue. | 28 July, 2009 (74_broadwayn720) Passengers board a Q33 bus in the covered bus loop area outside the Jackson Heights mega-station. | 28 July, 2009 |
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| (74_broadwayn721) Outside the doors into the main station building at Jackson Heights on the Broadway side of the station. 28 July, 2009 (74_broadwayn722) At street level on the sidewalk outside the station building the escalators for transferring passengers come out of the ground to rise up to the elevated structure at Jackson Heights. | 28 July, 2009 (74_broadwayn723) An unusual glass awning is outside the main entrance to the Jackson Heights Mega-Complex Station. | 28 July, 2009 (74_broadwayn724) Another view of the mostly glass exterior of the Jackson Heights Mega-Complex Station, the escalator shaft for transferring the station building is visible in the foreground. | 28 July, 2009 |
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| (74_broadwayn725) A close up of the outside walls of a staircase up to the Flushing-bound platform from the upper mezzanine level beneath the tracks, viewed from street level. 28 July, 2009 (74_broadwayn726) Looking underneath the elevated at 74 St-Broadway, towards the secondary mezzanine at the western end of the station, and stairs/escalator shaft that leads through the ground and to the underground IND station. | 28 July, 2009 (74_broadwayn727) An exterior view of the escalator/stair shaft, it looks just like a simple light-colored brick structure, viewed from street level at 74 St-Broadway. | 28 July, 2009 (74_broadwayn728) Looking up at the 74 St-Broadway Station from the street, the green exteriors of the platform windscreens are clearly visible. | 28 July, 2009 |
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| (74_broadwayn729) The single staircase up from street level to the upper mezzanine beneath the 7 line's tracks at 74 St-Broadway. 28 July, 2009 (74_broadwayn730) A close up of the sign on the entrance staircase to 74 St Sta-7. The sign about the times that an agent is on duty takes up the space of almost half the sign on this staircase up to the station at the NE corner of Roosevelt Av & 74 St. | 28 July, 2009 (74_broadwayn731) An interior view of the small area before fare control on the entrance in the upper mezzanine level beneath the 7s elevated tracks. | 28 July, 2009 (74_broadwayn732) In the extreme upper level of the station building at Roosevelt Avenue, the very top of the main elevator shaft that connects the station together, this landing provides access from the Flushing-bound platform. | 28 July, 2009 |
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