Trip To Manhattan 2015

Took a Subway ride into Manhattan to drop off some Candy to Dr. Ko, see the Marathon and buy some Lox

Short Subway Ride

The New 72nd Street Subway

The 2nd Ave subway line was completed and opened at the beginning of 2017. Here's a quick look at the new station and the super long escalator ride.

Do not lean....

transit Images

Rider Blurs

End of day...at Sheepshead Bay Station Brooklyn

The Past...in the present

Old IRT sign preserved at the Wall Street Subway stop in lower Manhattan

Morning Commute

Not the work train everyone's waiting for that morning.

No Entry

NYC Subway System entrance...or really an exit says it all . So NYC Style

E Train Art- NYC Subways

What pleasant surprise to see at the ends of every car was a different artistic design. Notice that the seats on either side were removed.

SeeMe TouchMe

Making it easier for all on the NYC Transit System

Almost Got it!

Transit Alphabet

Turnstyle Underground Market

Turnstyle Underground Market is a full city block featuring... 18 food vendors, 15 RETAIL STORES, 5 kiosks 38 unique eateries, shops & pop-ups. All connected to the 59th St-Columbus Circle station. No MetroCard required. They are underground. Located beneath 8th Avenue, between 57th and 58th Street. There are seven street-level entrances to the market.

Art "in" the Subway Walls

Artwork: Times Square Times: 35 Times (Toby Buonagurio) Location: 42nd Street-Times Square · Installed: 2005 Glazed ceramic panels in the transfer corridor between the 1/2/3 station and the Shuttle. The commission was received in 1992 and the first phase of the work finally installed 2004-2005. Ultimately the work will consist of 35 ceramic panels installed in over 800 feet of passages at Times Square. Toby Buonagurio is a lifetime resident of New York City and a professor at City College of New York best known for her colorful, offbeat, tongue-in-cheek, ceramic sculptur. Roy Lichtenstein, Times Square Mural, 2002 is seen towards the end of the video a 53-foot-long mash-up of Art Deco, comic-book and retro-futuristic imagery. The massive piece is mounted among the rafters in the main mezzanine, so follow the example of the clueless tourists on the street above and look up!

Subway Art 81 Street Station- Museum of Natural History

This station is connected and right under the Museum of Natural History. The theme and art is carried over into the station

NYC Subway Station Art

72nd Street Station