Beach 44 St-Frank Av (A)

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Beach 44 St-Frank Av is a standard Rockaway Line elevated station. It has two side platforms on the two-track line. The stations exits are to all four sides of Beach 44 Street, accessed via the standard Rockaway Line Station house mezzanine right towards the middle of the platforms.

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(beach_44_franka1) To one side of the elevated near Beach 44 St-Frank Av, is just empty land between the subway and the ocean, houses are to the otherside. 30 March, 2005	(beach_44_franka2) The top of R44 #5308 is visible along the elevated line near 44 St-Frank Ave. 30 March, 2005	(beach_44_franka3) A side view of a network of four staircases at Beach 44 St-Frank Av. One set leads up from street level to the station house, the other up to the platforms. 30 March, 2005	(beach_44_franka4) R38 #3972 leaves Beach 44 St-Frank Av. 29 December, 2008

(beach_44_franka5) R38 #3972 and a Far Rockaway bound A train leave Beach 44 St-Frank Av. 29 December, 2008	(beach_44_franka6) R38 #3972 fades off around a curve and into the distance after stopping at Beach 44 St-Frank Av 29 December, 2008	(beach_44_franka7) Houses off in the distance north of the Beach 44 St-Frank Av station, beyond that across a channel in Jamaica Bay is JFK Airport. 29 December, 2008	(beach_44_franka8) Looking south of a Beach 44 St-Frank Av Station Sign, the landscape is barren, just some rare empty land in NYC before the boardwalk, the beach, and the Atlantic Ocean. 29 December, 2008

(beach_44_franka9) A Beach 44 St-Frank Av Station sign with a community of low-lying houses to the north of the station, one of Kennedy Airport's towers is also clearly visible. 29 December, 2008	(beach_44_franka10) Looking platforms at Beach 44 St-Frank Ave towards their middle within their canopied portion and staircases down to the mezzanine in view. 29 December, 2008	(beach_44_franka11) Looking down the Rockaway-bound platform at Beach 44 St-Frank Av, with the uncanopied end of it clearly in view. 29 December, 2008	(beach_44_franka12) R44 #5324 beginning its long run to Manhattan begins to enter Beach 44 St-Frank Av, most of its windows have been rapped in ads for Coca-Cola, this was mostly an anti-vandalism reason to block less light from getting through the windows, seems a bit dangerous to me. 29 December, 2008

(beach_44_franka13) One of the smaller A train service times signs, simply A To Far Rockaway, all times. 29 December, 2008	(beach_44_franka14) Looking down a well warn staircase to the mezzanine level at Beach 44 St-Frank Av. 29 December, 2008	(beach_44_franka15) The area at the bottom of the staircases down form the Rockaway-bound platform, about to turn and enter the doors into the station house with fare control at Beach 44 St-Frank Av. 29 December, 2008	(beach_44_franka16) An interior view of the station house at Beach 44 St-Frank Av, with its electric heater helping to keep it warm. 29 December, 2008
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