Bushwick, Brooklyn
The area surrounding the tracks returns to its industrial quality
once the tracks emerge from the East New York Tunnel around
Evergreen Avenue and Piling Street.
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Piling Street |
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Piling Street |
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Piling Street building detail |
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Tracks emerging from the tunnel |
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Some kind of game on Evergreen Avenue |
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Chauncey Street |
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Dry standpipe on Chauncey Street |
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Chauncey Street |
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Tracks running behind warehouses on Chauncey Street |
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Art Deco religious building on Central Avenue at Chauncey (former parsonage?) |
A short segment of Central Avenue passes under the BMT and Bay Ridge Line
tracks before heading behind closed gates into Trinity Cemetery.
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Central Avenue bridge viewed from the west (BIN 7702691) |
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Central Avenue bridge |
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Old wooden conduit on west side of bridge |
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BIN 7702692 (IRT bridge) |
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Steel access door into abutment |
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Gate into Trinity Cemetery |
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Canarsie BMT (L train) headed north |
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Old cobblestones on Central Avenue |
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Old building and greenhouse on east side of tracks |
Wilson Avenue Station
The BMT Canarsie Line (L train) has a station at Wilson Avenue. Since the BMT and Circumferential
Line would presumably be sharing tracks at this point, Wilson Avenue would also be a stop
for the Circumferential Line. Although the buildings are more commercial to the north,
to the west and south there are some quiet neighborhoods.
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Wilson Avenue Station |
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Wilson at Moffat |
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Apartment building on Moffat |
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Warehouses on Moffat |
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Losquadro Ice - 335 Moffat St. |
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Wooded right-of-way running behind a storage warehouse - note the crushed truck |
Just north of Irving Avenue, there is a siding that branches off
the Bay Ridge Line to the northwest, crossing Cooper Avenue. The
siding is no longer connected to the track, but there are some vestigial
rails poking through the pavement at Cooper Avenue.
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Siding |
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Construction equipment where the siding lead |
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Cooper Avenue headed northeast |
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Old sign for Boro Kitchen Cabinets |
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Cooper Avenue Bridge |
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Help Wanted - New Air Conditioned Factory |
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