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When the 6 train takes a turning sweep, / City Hall Station lies asleep.
dave The Myrtle Avenue station in Brooklyn was partially demolished in 1956 to make way for a better track layout.
dave The 18th Street station on the Lexington Avenue Line was closed in 1948 due to platform-lengthening projects at nearby hubs.
Hidden art gallery: The abandoned Myrtle Avenue platform in Brooklyn features a zoetrope-like artwork called 'Masstransiscope' that animates when viewed from a moving train.
A raised structure next to a railway track where passengers board and exit trains. In 1959, New York abandoned the 91st Street station after nearby platforms were lengthened.
What is the name of the animated artwork installed on the abandoned Myrtle Avenue platform in Brooklyn?
What is a 'flying junction' in subway design, which caused the partial demolition of the Myrtle Avenue station?
What can passengers on local Lexington Avenue trains still see on the walls of the closed Worth Street station?