Dyckman Street-200 Street (A)-The Subway Nut

A (All Times) To: 207 Street, Manhattan (Northbound) and Lefferts Boulevard or Far Rockaway, Queens (Southbound) via 8 Avenue-Fulton Express


(200a1.jpg) Looking Across the tracks at Dyckman-200 St (A), the station has 4 tracks that can be seen, the middle two lead to the 207th Street Yard and are also use for storage, Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 26 September, 2003	(200a2.jpg) Looking down the platform at Dyckman-200 St (A) Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 26 September, 2003	(200a3.jpg) A name tablet at Dyckman-200 St (A) Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 26 September, 2003	(200a4.jpg) What used to be a women's restroom at Dyckman-200 St (A) Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 26 September, 20034

(200a5.jpg) On the northbound platform the high exit gates and outside fare control, there is also an underpass at Dyckman-200 St (A) Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 26 September, 2003	(200a6.jpg) On the northbound platform the high exit gates outside fare control, and stairs to street at Dyckman-200 St (A) Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 26 September, 2003	(200a7.jpg) The staircase from the High Exit Gate at Dyckman-200 St (A) Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 26 September, 2003	(200a8.jpg) An entrance to Dyckman-200 St (A) is in a sidewalk stone plaza near Ft Tryon Park. The entrance has two advertising panels, one in the normal position above the staircase, and one on a side. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 28 December, 2004

(200a9.jpg) The generic "Subway" panel, on the plaza entrance to Dyckman-200 St (A) has a sticker applied to it saying the subway is by MTA New York City Transit Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 28 December, 2004	(200a10.jpg) An entrance to Dyckman-200 St (A) is in a building in front of Dorka's Pary-N-More. Entrances for the preposed Second Avenue Subway will be similar in this "storefront" design. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 28 December, 2004