Flushing-Main Street - (Long Island Rail Road's Port Washington Branch)


(flushing1) A very confusing sign on the elevated viaduct the LIRR is on in flushing because the entrances to the two side platforms are no where near one anther. 2 June, 2008	(flushing2) A view of the outside of small waiting room with a ticket window at Flushing-Main Street. 2 June, 2008	(flushing3) A staircase up for all eastbound trains to Port Washington. 2 June, 2008	(flushing4) Looking across to a Flushing-Main Street platform sign on the Manhattan-bound platform that is accross from a building covered in grafeti. 2 June, 2008

(flushing5) Looking down the Westbound platform at Flushing-Main Street by a delapidated waiting shack. 2 June, 2008	(flushing6) The interior of a delapidated waiting shack on the eastbound platform to Port Washington 2 June, 2008	(flushing7) Another view down the eastbound platform at Flushing-Main Street. 2 June, 2008	(flushing8) A close up of a long and low-hung platform sign at Flushing-Main Street. 2 June, 2008

Last Updated: 13 June, 2008
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