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Posted by INDviaCulver on Mon Oct 20 12:41:45 2014, in response to Re: History of the F (and V) line, posted by Express Rider on Mon Oct 20 01:43:05 2014. Until prob the '80's there was STILL that black lettering on white background signage on the 6th Ave platforms. I distinctly remember the signs over the F train platforms. There was info about the F, but where they COVERED UP the K info, there was a sticker that explained going to Delancey St for Broadway Brooklyn Service. At Brooklyn Bridge's ITR station, there was an overhead sign that was VERY OUTDATED with service times to Dyre Ave or 241 St!!! |
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