Cortlandt Street (R,W) - Photos Page 2

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A C in the trimline of Cortlandt Street and the temporary wall on the uptown platform

The main entrance turnstiles

Another view of the soon to be reopened downtown platform

Looking across at a new age bench on the downtown platform beneath a name tablet

Looking down the uptown platform

A close up of a new sign for the Cortlandt St exit with 9/11 Memorial sign beneath

The High Turnstile equipment at the southern entrance to the uptown platform

A sign of the reopening of the downtown platform at 5 PM

A crowd including cops protecting the dignitaries near the main station entrance and around an hour from reopening underpass to the downtown platform

Looking across to the downtown platform staircase from the underpass with a more modern fence

Another view to the downtown platform news media and dignitaries only!

The staircases in the 1 Liberty Plaza entrance a single employee prevents people from accessing the downtown platform

A special R train enters service on the downtown platform at Cortlandt Street to enter service the first train to stop at 3:58 to pick up the dignitaries

One of the first regular passengers to go down into the underpass

Looking back up the staircase to the uptown platform workers still present since the station just reopened

The Dey Street Passageway, the half portion that is opened. The temporary wall doesn't look that with silver walls and long white lights

The first downtown R train in regular service stops an hour early at 4:03pm

Limited media on the downtown platform welcoming the first R train to stop at 4:03pm

Some contractors carry a sign for a fake Downtown and Brooklyn side of Cortlandt Street that was used in the opening ceremony, coving the sign above the staircase from the underpass so the photos of the ribbon cutting would make it clear what was being opened.

A mosaic to Hudson Tubes, not going anywhere really right now

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