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Hewes St is a typical Broadway (Brooklyn) elevated renovated local station, it has two side platforms with the middle express track bypassing it. There is one station exit to Broadway and Hooper Street, towards the western end of the station. It has a small renovated station house. At the eastern end of the station all that remains of the station's namesake exit is an emergency exit staircase down from each platform. Arts For Transit at Hewes Street El in 16 Notes, 2002, Faceted glass in mezzanine windows and platform windscreens By Ellsworth Ausby

(hewesj1) A station sign at Hewes Street along the windscreen. 24 July, 2008 (hewesj2) Looking down the Manhattan-bound platform at Hewes Street as a R160 M train is about to leave into the sunset. 24 July, 2008 (hewesj3) R160 #8384 and an M train leave Hewes Street for Broad Street and runs into the sunset. 24 July, 2008 (hewesj4) R160 #8384 continues to leave Hewes Street. 24 July, 2008 (hewesj5) Looking down the three track and two side platform Hewes Street station at sunset. 24 July, 2008 (hewesj6) Another view down the platforms at Hewes Street. 24 July, 2008 (hewesj7) A view of one of the landings outside of fare control up from the street. There are doors into the station house as well as a High Exit gate for faster exiting. 24 July, 2008 (hewesj8) A passenger walks up onto the elevated structure at Hewes Street. 24 July, 2008

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