The IRT: First Stations
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Description: Information about New York City's first subway stations. Includes photos.
EW YORK'S FIRST SUBWAY LINE was a marvel in numerous aspects, and most certainly from an engineering and architectural point of view. During all stages of construction, from 1900 to opening day on October 27, 1904, photographs were taken to record the progress of the new subway. These photographs highlighted everything from an "86th St." sign being tested at the 28th St. station, to the installation of City Hall Station's vault lighting, to the 116th St. station with an exposed street surface. More than 35 such photos, at least one for each of the twenty-eight original IRT stations, are presented in this exhibit from the collections of the New York Transit Museum
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| Page title: | The IRT: First Stations |
| Keywords: | New York, subway, transit, photographs, transit museum, archives, IRT |
| Description: | A photographic history of the stations of the IRT, New York's first subway line, with recent photos of several stations. |
| IP-address: | 18.187.1.155 |
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