The (6) train to Pelham Bay Park departing Whitlock Avenue curving onto Westchester Avenue. The abandoned NYW&B Westchester Avenue railway station is located near here. This is one of the most wel... (more)

The (1) train to South Ferry departing 125th Street with Riverside Church as the background. This stop was a part of the original subway line that opened from City Hall to 145th Street in 1904. Th... (more)

Built in 1904, the old City Hall subway station has been abandoned for more than 70 years. After discharging passengers at its southernmost stop, though, 6 trains still pass through the loop in or... (more)

Old shuttle junction.

A New York Transit Downtown No.6 train entering the iconic and long closed City Hall Station in Lower Manhattan, as it negotiates the balloon track that will take it to the Uptown platform of Broo... (more)

With the evening peak in full swing, a pair of New York City Transit No.6 trains meet up in the heart of the Bronx, with a third train visible at the platform behind.

Bombardier built R62A cars are seeing heading further into the far-off land of The Bronx New York City. In the lingering cold, the sun leaks through a crack in the clouds.

In a winter of Nor'easters, hopefully this is the last one. A rake of Bombardier-built R62A cars heads uptown from 125th St on the No 1 train. Instead of 100' underground, we are 100' in the air a... (more)

It's been snowing most of the day, but these folks seen boarding a late afternoon Downtown No.1 train at Dyckman Street, clearly have places to be and things to do! The building on the right at th... (more)

"Neither snow nor rain, nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds"... these words that apply to the US Postal Service mail carr... (more)

On the IRT Broadway–Seventh Avenue Line, an Uptown No.1 train exits the Fort George tunnel at Dyckman Street into New York's first snowfall of 2017, welcomed by the warm glow of the platform lig... (more)

New York City's first snowfall of 2017 envelops a pair of No.1 trains meeting at Dyckman Street in the Inwood section of Manhattan, on the IRT Broadway - Seventh Avenue line.

After running underground all the way from Brooklyn Bridge station in Manhattan, a Pelham Bay Park-bound No.6 Local train (labeled as an Express) emerges into daylight in the Bronx, just south of ... (more)