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That's Why the City Hall Station in New York Was Abandoned

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New York has one of the most extensive and busy subway systems in the world. On average, about a whopping 5.5 million people use this way of transportation on a regular weekday! With so many commuters, it doesn’t seem possible that there could be anything mysterious about the New York subway. And that's where most people get it wrong!
Hidden underground is one of the most beautiful and opulent stations of the whole New York subway. Unfortunately, nowadays, very few people remain who have seen this station with their own eyes since it was abandoned long ago. Want to know why? Then how about we take a trip down the station's memory lane?
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TIMESTAMPS:
What happened on the very first day of NY subway operation 0:42
"The crown jewel" of the new transportation system 1:57
Why people stopped using this place 2:53
The legal way to see this mysterious place 4:44
Curious facts about the City Hall station 5:28
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City Hall Station: By Rhododendrites, CC BY-SA 4.0 , , , , , , , , , ,
NYCS IRT LexAve AstorPl Kiosk: By Marcy Hargan, CC BY 2.0 ,
96th St IND 8th Av td: By Tdorante10, CC BY-SA 4.0 ,
145th Street B and C New York City Subway Station: By David Shankbone, CC BY 2.5 ,
New York City Hall: By Momos, CC BY-SA 3.0 ,
Vintage NYC subway train: By Joe r caronetti, CC BY-SA 3.0 ,
City Hall Subway Station: By Salim Virjin, CC BY-SA 2.0 , ,
Old City Hall Station: By Julian Dunn, CC BY 2.0 ,
New York Transit Museum entrance poster: By Marcin Wichary, CC BY 2.0 ,
The Ansonia, Upper West Side, Manhattan: By Jeffrey Zeldman/Flickr, CC BY 2.0 ,
New York Penn Station: By Bohao Zhao, CC BY 3.0 ,
CBS Person of Interest - Logo: By STVN, CC BY-SA 4.0 ,
Animation is created by Bright Side.
Music by Epidemic Sound
SUMMARY:
- October 27, 1904, is an important day for New York City. Its first underground line of the Interborough Rapid Transit system is finally getting opened.
- Situated almost directly beneath Manhattan's City Hall, the station is rightfully called "the crown jewel" of the new transportation system.
- The station doesn't have turnstiles, which makes it harder for people to enter. On top of that, few people want to make the effort to get to the station, which isn't located along the express track.
- There are only a few tours to the City Hall Station a year. Then, you can't get a ticket unless you have the MTA Transit Museum membership.
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