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Franklin Avenue Station
Brooklyn, NY - Peter - Wednesday, March 29th, 2006 : goo
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This is where to catch the 2, 3, 4, 5 and S subway lines on Eastern Parkway...
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hikerman: 29th Mar 2006 - 23:54 GMT
great shot!
any chance of getting an updated shot of the 4th avenue station! my grandma used to live right near it just off 8th street and I haven't been to brooklyn in years.
jack: 30th Mar 2006 - 03:11 GMT
peter you caught the shadows and simplicity of the seat and the peds, it looks like a european train station. very good photo.
little ukraine: my morning commute
ali: nice shot..........perfect
nyc born an raised army trained: 2nd May 2008 - 03:44 GMT
damn yo mad memories livin in queens and going to clara barton class of 2001 yah dig
Rich: 28th Nov 2008 - 00:59 GMT
This used to be my station back in the day. I saw a few celebs come out of this station. When Ebbett's Field Apartments were first built some parents of famous people lived there: Gregory Hines father, Curly Neal (from the Harlem Globetrotters) mother, little Anthony from the Imperials mother, if you don't recognize any of these names, remember, these apartments were built in the mid to late sixties. As a youngster I thought the world lead to this station. I lived in this neighborhood from 57-74 it was a beautiful community, I hope it's on it's way back, there's so much to see and do.
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