Broadway Junction-Eastern Parkway is an elevated station suberstructure that serves as a transfer point from the J,Z to the L. The L train stops at an upper level area with a wide island platform only used by Manhattan Bound trains and a side platform for Canarsie-bound service. There is a short crossover overpass that connects these two platforms, and a short but wide ramp leads directly down from the Canarsie-bound platfrom to the main mezzanine area where two staircases lead down to each of the J station's island platforms for its three tracks and the overpass/escalator structure (with three escalators and a narrow staircase) that leads to fare control at street level and the underground IND Fulton Street Line A,C platforms.
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Arts For Transit at Broadway Junction Brooklyn, New Morning, 2001, Faceted glass throughout complex; glass mosaic on upper mezzanine wall By Al Loving |
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| (broadway_jctj1) Looking from the L Canarsie Line platforms to the Broadway (Brooklyn) Elevated J,Z line platforms at Broadway Jct. 1 January, 2005 (broadway_jctj2) The back of a R143 L train stopped at Broadway Jct | 1 January, 2005 (broadway_jctj3) R143 #8828 and a Manhattan-bound L train begin to enter Broadway Jct. | 1 December, 2003 (broadway_jctj4) Looking up towards the elevated superstructure from street level at Broadway Jct. | 25 June, 2008 |
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| (broadway_jctj5) Looking up towards the exposed end of the Canarsie-bound L train's side paltform at Broadway Jct. 25 June, 2008 (broadway_jctj6) The passageway across the street that leads from the escalators that take passengers up from ground level to the Mezzanine area for the elevated lines at Broadway Jct. Everyone must pass through this overpass to access street level | 25 June, 2008 (broadway_jctj7) Looking down the wide and decently long esclator shaft that leads from ground level up to the elevated platforms at Broadway Jct. There are some windows along with stained glass in the structure's walls. | 25 June, 2008 (broadway_jctj8) The mezzanine area with staircases down to the J/Z platforms at Broadway Jct. | 25 June, 2008 |
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| (broadway_jctj9) Looking across to the narrow island platform for Manhattan-bound J/Z trains at Broadway Jct.
25 June, 2008 (broadway_jctj10) A sign for the middle track at Broadway Jct informing passengers that all trains stop on the outside local tracks. | 25 June, 2008 (broadway_jctj11) A view of the passageway that leads across a street and to the fare control area at Broadway Jct from the J/Z line platforms. | 25 June, 2008 (broadway_jctj12) A small Bway Junction column sign. | 25 June, 2008 |
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| (broadway_jctj13) A R160 L train stopped at Broadway Junction 30 December, 2010 (broadway_jctj14) A R160 L train about to leave Broadway Junction | 30 December, 2010 (broadway_jctj15) The lights of the J platform at Night | 30 December, 2010 (broadway_jctj16) A Manhattan-bound L train enters Broadway Junction by the two staircases that provide that platforms only access | 30 December, 2010 |
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| (broadway_jctj17) The unusual platform layout at Broadway Junction, trains will sometimes still open on the island platform on the Canarsie-bound track when service is split at Broadway Junction a relatively common occurance due to CBTC testing 30 December, 2010 (broadway_jctj18) The short but angled downward passageway from the L train's platforms to the J/Z's platforms | 30 December, 2010 (broadway_jctj19) The mezzanine area above the J/Z platforms with the two staircases down to them | 30 December, 2010 (broadway_jctj20) The crowded multi-story staircase/escalator structure that provides the only access to and from the elevated platforms at Broadway Junction. | 30 December, 2010 |
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