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| (169f1) A name tablet at 169 Street.Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 2 June, 2008 | (169f2) The small 169 text a tile below the orange trim with a black border.Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 2 June, 2008 | (169f3) Looking across the basically unused express tracks to the other side platform at 169th St.Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 2 June, 2008 | (169f4) The F train service sign on the Manhattan & Brooklyn via Queens Blvd platform. It says the F is the 6 Av Local via 63 St, but runs from 71 Av to 21 St-Queensbirdge, all timesPhoto by Jeremiah Cox, 2 June, 2008 |
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| (169f5) A view of the turnstiles to 169th St on the long full platform length mezzanine 169th St has.Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 2 June, 2008 | (169f6) Very old DO NOT JUMP text is still just above a staircase down to the Queens 179 St platform at 169 St.Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 2 June, 2008 | (169f7) A passenger goes by a name tablet on the Manhattan-bound platform that has an old black text on white Queens Borough Public Library sign above it and the standard IND station text pointing to an exit below it.Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 2 June, 2008 | (169f8) Another view on the very wide and spacious, largely unused mezzanine at 169 St.Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 2 June, 2008 |
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| (169f9) A sign on the mezzanine pointing to the two exits at 169 Street and 168 Street that includes all the connecting bus lines that stop at the station. This sign is a bit out of date because all of the Long Island Bus 'N' bus lines have had their terminals pushed back farther east to 179th Street instead of running parrel to the subway for a station stop.Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 2 June, 2008 | (169f10) Another view down the full station mezzanine at 169 Street, for have of it non-public rooms have been built over some of the staircases on the Manhattan-bound platform closing them.Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 2 June, 2008 |
