A Brief History Of The Subway System: Part 6 Of 6
Just like this series, the above Boynton Bicycle, at its terminus of Avenue X
and Ocean Parkway, has hit the
A Brief History Of The Subway System: Part 5 Of 6
A Budd R-11 car stops at Grand Street on the Chrystie Street connection on
November 18, 1967, a week before
A Brief History of the Subway System: Part 4 of 6
Photo courtesy of the U.S. National Archives.THE COMMUTE [/tag/the-commute/]: In Part 1, we discussed the rail and
A Brief History Of The Subway System: Part 3 Of 6
Artist John Sloan’s “Sixth Avenue Elevated at Third Street,” circa 1928.THE
COMMUTE [/tag/the-commute/]: Last week (Part 1
A Brief History Of The Subway System: Part 2 Of 6
IRT East Side Line at City Hall. (Source: John-Paul Palescandolo via
NYCSubway.org)THE COMMUTE [/tag/the-commute/]: On Tuesday, we
A Brief History Of The Subway System: Part 1 Of 6
An eight-car train gets ready for a trial run on the Sea Beach line. Source:
NYCSubwayChatTHE COMMUTE [/tag/the-commute/]: Three
What’s A Fair Fare? Part 3 Of 3 — A Potential Solution
A 1953 $0.15 subway token, good for one fare. Source: Lev Radin (NYC Transit
Metrocard Unofficial Site)THE COMMUTE
What’s A Fair Fare? Part 2 Of 3 — Are We Moving Backwards?
Source: CoolVintage / EtsyTHE COMMUTE [/tag/the-commute/]: Last week, I briefly discussed the history of
free transfers in New York City
What’s A Fair Fare? Part 1 Of 3 – The History Of Free Transfers
A map of 1978 bus transfers, from a 1975-1978 Department of City Planning Bus
Study. Created by and courtesy of
Southern Brooklyn Service Investments
All maps conceived and created by Allan Rosen. Click to enlargeTHE COMMUTE
[/tag/the-commute/]: Last week I criticized
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