West 8 Street-NY Aquarium (F,Q) - Photos Page 2

The short staircase up to the small station house for the West 6th Street entrance to West 8th Street.

Signs on the columns of the elevated line just beyond the West 6th Street entrance to West 8th Street say 'No Parking NYCTA Property', there plenty of parked cars belonging to employees though, along the walkway beneath the tracks that provides the only way to reach this station entrance.

An old TA logo right near a substation viewed near the West 6th Street entrance to West 8 Street.

Looking up at the elevated structure from the West 6 Street end of West 8 Street, the two levels of trackway are visible as well as the station entrance beneath the tracks.

Looking across a parking lot at the West 8th Street-NY Aquarium station at the curved sides of the windscreens of the Manhattan-bound platforms.

Another view across parking lots to the West 8th St-NY Aquarium Station. A R160 Q train has stopped on its upper level.

A view of the really interesting use of curved structure, that I find looks like a snake on the sides of the Manhattan-bound platforms at West 8th Street, at that end of the station.

Another view of the Manhattan-bound side of West 8th Street Station, viewed W 8th Street.

A simple staircase up to the West 8th Street station, is from the west side of 8 Street.

The Coney Island-bound side of the West 8th Street station structure is much more generic looking.

The geometric sides of the staircase up from the West 8th Street entrance to the lower-level Coney Island-bound platform clearly is visible on the side of the elevated station.

An interior view of the West 8 Street entrance, it's fairly roomy, here the token booth faces its turnstiles.

The upper landing the main staircase up to the Coney Island-bound platforms from the main station entrance at West 8 Street.

Looking across to the Lower-level Manhattan-bound platform at West 8 Street, at the snake looking staircase up from the main West 8 Street Station entrance, the High Entrance Turnstiles from the entrance directly from the Aquarium Bridge is also visible.

Looking down the lower-level Manhattan-bound platform at West 8 Street-NY Aquarium.

The unusual shadows on the lower-level Culver Line platforms are from the unusual and spherical gaps in the windscreens/walls of the platforms.

A view across to the curved indentations that are part of the walls of the Manhattan-bound platform at West 8 St-NY Aquarium.

A close up of a West 8 St-NY Aquarium Station sign on the side of the CI-bound lower-level platform walls.

Looking down the CI-bound upper-level platform at W 8 St-NY Aquarium.

Another view down the Manhattan-bound platform at W 8 St-NY Aquarium, a meshed portion of the windscreen that allows some views of the surrounding area is visible.

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