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More dignitaries milling around on the downtown platform

The northern exit from the downtown platform

Looking down to the turnstiles at the Cortlandt Street entrance

An up escalator and staircase to the 1 Liberty Plaza exit

Another view looking down the downtown platform

The temporary wall that leads to the bathtub of Ground Zero

Two construction workers patch something up on a door that leads directly out to the bathtub of Ground Zero. Sunlight can be seen.

The southern entrance surrounded by scaffolding

An entrance, all entrances to the Downtown platform are via the underpass

Approaching the main bank of turnstiles and only token booth

The wall down to the main underpass

Doors to the Dey Street Passageway which is complete but won't be in use until Ground Zero is developed

Looking into a construction area

Staircase to the exit and Uptown platform

The underpass and only open portion of the Dey Street Passageway

This wall leads directly out to the World Trade Center Site, the Danger Keep Out sign makes it seem more tempting

The white wall that will one day lead to the new World Trade Center

R46 #5776 and a downtown R train come to a stop

A station entrance with a chain across it, closed on weekends because of Montague Street Tunnel Reconstruction

Turnstiles into the station from the Dey Street Passageway

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