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Re: Secret IND stations: (was What Made The IND Unique Compared to The BMT in 1932)

Posted by Steve on Wed Jul 28 22:25:35 1999, in response to Re: What Made The IND Unique Compared to The BMT in 1932?,
posted by city gal on Wed Jul 28 21:35:27 1999.

I had heard this rumor in many versions over the years. The most fascinating version was that there was actually a subway tunnel along 73rd Ave right to Alley Pond Park. I don't remember where I heard it. I suppose that the existance of any un-used Queens subway tunnel/station could be verified through the City Planners Office. If you find out anything concrete (pardon the pun) I'd be most anxious to explore it.

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• NEW: Re: Secret IND stations: (was What Made The IND Unique Compared to The BMT in 1932) - Wayne-MrSlantR40 - Wed Jul 28 23:13:18 1999
  • NEW: Re: Secret IND stations: (was What Made The IND Unique Compared to The BMT in 1932) - Howard Fein - Thu Jul 29 08:02:24 1999
  • NEW: Re: Secret IND stations: (was What Made The IND Unique Compared to The BMT in 1932) - Kris - Thu Jul 29 22:47:54 1999

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