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JimBoylan
Location: SouthEast Pennsylvania, U. S. of A. Gender: Male
| | Abandoned subway systems around Philadelphia, Pennsylvania < on 4/22/2005 8:31 PM >
| | | It's going to be a long process replacing the previous posts, but I did find a copy of one of my old ones (and updated the link in it). Pennsylvania has a periodically unsued subway station, Franklin Square on the Port Authority Transit Co. PATCO High Speed Line to Lindenwold, New Jersey. Trains run through but don't stop. Next they pass the never used and uncompleted trolley terminal in the Benjamin Franklin Bridge Plaza, and the never used or completed combination trolley and subway stations in each of the anchorages of the bridge. Almost under the trolley terminal is the abandoned 5th & Vine Sts. trolley (streetcar, tram) station, which wasn't used by the replacement busses! Motor vehicles still use the tunnel. Here's a link: http://www.davesra...ila/htm/ehp094.htm If that doesn't work, try to cut-and-paste this: http://www.davesrailpix com/phila/htm/ehp094.htm Trains pass Spring Garden St. Station on the Ridge Ave. Subway without stopping. Even when it was last used, the South half and stairs were already abandoned. There are unused sections, stairs, and corridors of various subway stations, especially on the Broad St. and Ridge Ave. subways, and at City Hall, Camden, New Jersey Station on PATCO. Unused parts of the Subway-Elevated train and Subway-surface trolley loop around City Hall still exist, some as store rooms and others are visible from the trolley tracks.
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RedDragon
Location: Southern New Jersey Gender: Male
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| | | | Re: Abandoned subway systems around Philadelphia, Pennsylvania <Reply # 1 on 5/31/2005 7:35 PM >
| | | Iv'e always wanted to check out the subways in philly but assumed it would be too dangerous. When I go to the city I usually take PATCO and always wondered about Franklin Square Station not being in use. Its probably the gloomiest, scariest looking station Iv'e ever seen.
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