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A Manhattan-bound R143 L train begins to leave Atlantic Avenue.

A Manhattan-bound R143 L train leaves Atlantic Avenue passing the tracks that lead from the L to the East New York L.

An old Atlantic Avenue platform sign on the island platform there.

A R143 L train is viewed off in the distance at Broadway Junction.

A R143 L train leaves Broadway Junction and approaches Atlantic Avenue.

A R143 L train approaches Atlantic Avenue.

A R143 L train approaches Atlantic Avenue.

A R143 L train begins to enter Atlantic Avenue.

Another view of a platform sign at Atlantic Avenue on the island platform whose windscreen is the same but still has tactile warning strips.

A staircase up to the large mezzanine level at Atlantic Avenue.

A sign on the side of a staircase at the entrance to the Atlantic Avenue station.

A sign for All trains (only one platform) at Atlantic Avenue with a LIRR train stopped beneath the Atlantic Avenue viaduct below it.

Leaving the platform, Rockaway Pkwy bound trains are running every 10 minutes after Superstorm Sandy

Storage closets and and old heater inside the station house that is underconstruction

Construction is going on inside the station house

The high exit turnstile that leads from the closed and mostly demolished Manhattan-bound platform

Two doors out to the oors into Times Square at the main grand entrance

The two streetstairs directly beneath the platform

L train service is only running to Broadway Jct after Superstorm Sandy

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