Dyckman Street

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Looking across to nearly renovated Dyckman Street at night

Looking up at the restored station house, and top of the new elevator shaft to the Downtown platform only

Stairs up into the station house

The long ramp up from the street has been rebuilt to be at ADA gradiants

The top of the elevator shaft pops up above the station house canopy

Looking over to the front of the downtown platform built on a concrete covered embankment into Fort George Hill

The downtown platform could almost have a same-level entrance from Hillside Avenue

Doors into crew quarters under the viaduct from Hillside Avenue

Looking through the frosted glasss, a turnstile is visible

The doors into the station have frosted glass

The ramp down off the station house to the plaza, lined with subway station beacon lampposts

Looking up to the edge of the station canopy

The steep hill down into the station

The sidewalk is to steep to be ADA compliant, the ramp sticks out as almost an extension of this steep sidewalk that's more level

R62A #2247 and a downtown train stop at Dyckman Street

A South Ferry-bound 1 train fares into the tunnel beneath Fort George Hill

A R62A 1 train fades into the tunnel through Fort George Hill and Washington Heights

Looking across to the green walled uptown platform, that goes from being built into the side of the hill to elevated

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