62nd/New Utrect Avenue Subway Station

 

The 62nd Street/New Utrect Avenue Subway Station is a small transit complex of two connected stations servicing two lines of the New York City Subway.  This station serves the BMT West End Line (D train) and the BMT Sea Beach Line (N Train) and is located in the Boro (also known as Borough) Park area of Brooklyn, a neighborhood close to the neighborhoods of Bensonhurst and Coney Island.  The New Utrect Avenue station was built in 1915 and is in the National Registry of Historic Places.  These photos document the platforms, exterior, transfer crosswalk, and the aesthetics of the stations.

The Dirty Dozen Value Addition II

An alternate view of the 20th Avenue Station featured previously in The Dirty Dozen. This station opened in 1915 and is located along the old BMT Sea Beach Line in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn.

Manhattan-Bound Light

A Manhattan bound N train departing the 20th Avenue Station in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn. This elderly station was constructed in 1915 and is situation on the old BMT Sea Beach Line that terminates at Coney Island.

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