182-183 Streets (B,D)-The SubwayNut

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(182183d1) A platform name tablet at 182-183 Streets and looking down a platform wall. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 29 July, 2004	(182183d2) Looking down a platform at 182-183 Streets the decor is purple name tablets and trim with green columns. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 29 July, 2004	(182183d3) A name tablet at 182-183 Streets. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 29 July, 2004	(182183d4) A R68 D train stops at 182-183 Streets. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 24 March, 2007

(182183d5) Looking down the downtown platform at 182-183 Streets. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 24 March, 2007	(182183d6) A name tablet that is falling apart at 182-183 Streets. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 24 March, 2007	(182183d7) Looking up a closed staircase to what was once a full-length mezzanine. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 24 March, 2007	(182183d8) Another view down the platform at 182-183 Streets. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 24 March, 2007

(182183d9) 182-183 Streets had a full length mezzanine at one time. Looking into the abandoned, closed area, and the grime that has accumulated from the open portion. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 24 March, 2007	(182183d10) The open portion of the long mezzanine at 182-183 Streets. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 24 March, 2007	(182183d11) A staircase down to the Manhattan platform at 182-183 Streets. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 24 March, 2007	(182183d12) Looking at the 3 turnstiles on the very long mezzanine at 182-183 Streets. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 24 March, 2007

(182183d13) Towards the end of the platform at 182-183 Streets. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 24 March, 2007	(182183d14) The southern portion of the mezzanine at 182-183 Streets is split and exit only, the central area outside fare control, between the areas within allows people to reach the turnstiles from the southern entrance. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 24 March, 2007	(182183d15) A mosaic for the sides of the Grand Concourse at 182-183 Streets. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 24 March, 2007