Pink Lady. A Manhattan-bound A train is seen arriving at Broad Channel station, situated in the middle of Jamaica Bay. This station is the least-used in the entire NYC Subway system, whe... (more)

Not Stopping. A Manhattan-bound N train bypasses 30th Ave Station on the express track of the Astoria Line, due to track maintenance work on the southbound local track.

Wrong Way at West 8th. A Coney Island-bound Q shuttle train, with the south end signed as the diamond bullet, makes a reverse move through W 8th St Station. Due to trackwork on this particu... (more)

Summer Shuttle. A Rockaway Park shuttle train rises up onto the Liberty Avenue Line structure, arriving at its final stop: Rockaway Blvd. The shuttle normally runs between Rockaway Park and... (more)

New Growth. A Manhattan-bound N train pops out of the tunnel under 14th St and New Utrecht Ave, surrounded by fresh green leaves on the trees along the line. The 62nd St Station on the West... (more)

Queens Els. A Manhattan-bound N train negotiates the vertical and horizontal curves north of 30th Ave Station, while a CSX freight train eases down the Hell Gate Bridge approach in the back... (more)

Doggy Style. A Coney Island-bound N train approaches the 6th Avenue overpass as it rises from the 4th Avenue subway tunnel into the open cut of the Sea Beach Line. The train operator appear... (more)

Subway cars arrive at the end of the line at Coney Island, pulling into the Stillwell Avenue station. The station has been heavily refurbished since this photo was taken, but it still retains its ... (more)

The Manhattan skyline forms an impressive backdrop as an outbound subway train approaches the Smith-9th station in Brooklyn. This stop has the oxymoronic distinction of being the highest point on ... (more)

A New York City subway train approaches the West 8 Street station near Coney Island. The Brighton Laundry Company is the impressive building in the background.

Opened on October 7, 1933, Smith-Ninth Street station is the highest subway station above ground level in the world at 87.5 ft. It was built by the IND in the 1930s and became part of the NYC Subw... (more)

If you were in New York City in the late 70s and early 80s you may recall the "Train to the Plane." Today the regular subway to Howard Beach accomplishes the same (with a connection to t... (more)