Dyckman Street is the first elevated station on the 1 train after it leaves it's tunnel through Ft. George Hill and Washington Heights, the is fairly interesting being built directly into the hillside. The tunnel portal is the southern end of the platform and most of the station is build on an embankment that has leveled the hillside. The station house is directly under the platforms and is at street level with some steps to it because of the steep hill. The station has two side platforms. An interesting feature are a few dilapidated name tablets on the northbound platform since the station is built directly into the hillside.
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| (dyckmann11) R33-ML #9017 poses at Dyckman Street for a photo stop on a fan trip. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 25 April, 2004 | (dyckmann12) R33-ML #9017 at Dyckman Street on a fan trip with a R62A 1 train entering in the background. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 25 April, 2004 | (dyckmann13) R33-ML #9017 gets ready to leave Dyckman Street on a runby with R62A #2425 a southbound 1 train leaving the station. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 25 April, 2004 | (dyckmann14) R12 #5760 leaves Dyckman Street on a Fan Trip with all the railfans photographing it. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 25 April, 2004 |
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| (dyckmann15) A very vadalized name tablet at Dyckman Street, the station is built into a hillside with the tunnel portal just south of the station so the back of the uptown platform has a few name tablets. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 25 April, 2004 | (dyckmann16) A Downtown R62A 9 train bound for South Ferry leaves Dyckman Street after bypassing it (due to skip-stop service) and enters the deep tunnel through Ft. George Hill. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 30 January, 2004 | (dyckmann17) The station house at street level underneath the platforms at Dyckman Street has a small Art's For Transit Instalation of birds entitled "Flight, 1991" by Wopo Holup. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 30 January, 2004 | (dyckmann18) A R62A 1 begins to poke its front out of its tunnel to enter Dyckman Street. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 9 August, 2005 |
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| (dyckmann19) A R62A 1 train continues to enter Dyckman Street. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 9 August, 2005 | (dyckmann110) A northbound R62A 1 train continues to enter Dyckman Street. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 9 August, 2005 | (dyckmann111) R62A #2211 leads a South Ferry-bound 1 approaching Dyckman Street. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 9 August, 2005 | (dyckmann112) Looking across to the Dyckman Street station built into Ft George Hill which is closed like all other subway stations during the Transit Strike of 2005. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 22 December, 2005 |
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| (dyckmann113) Just a little yellow tape closes off the station house at Dyckman Street during the Transit Strike of 2005. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 22 December, 2005 | (dyckmann114) An uptown R62 1 train makes its way north out of Dyckman Street, the four car green train viewable way off in the distance is the Low-V train on a fan trip. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 21 November, 2004 | (dyckmann115) The train of Low-Vs running southbound approaches Dyckman Street to pick up passengers who were taking photos on a runby further up the line. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 21 November, 2004 | (dyckmann116) The train of Low-Vs continues to enter Dyckman Street. Photo by Jeremiah Cox, 21 November, 2004 |
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