69 Street-Fisk Av is a standard Flushing Line local station with cream colored windscreens and platform canopies over the middle of the two side platforms (for three tracks) and the ends of the platforms left exposed with just a low-black fence. For access each platform has two staircases that lead down to a small mezzanine area. This area is split. With two separate banks of turnstiles (one per set of staircases, one each from each platform), this allows there to be a free crossunder while also a crossover outside of fare control. Street stairs lead down to the NE and SW corners of 69 Street and Roosevelt Avenue.
Photos 1-3: June 10, 2004; May 28, 2010; 4-16: May 28. 2010; 17: July 14, 2013
A platform name sign on the exposed portion, its over a former holder of a slightly larger sign
Arriving passengers walk towards the station exit
Two stairs down to the mezzanine
The turnstile arrangement with two seperate areas within fare control in the mezzanine
A narrow portion of the station house within fare control to access the platforms
Street stairs at Fisk Avenue
R62A #1695 enters Fisk Avenue
R62A #2060 leaves Fisk Avenue
R62A #2094 leaves Fisk Avenue to runs towards Woodside
Looking out the window of the Train of Many Colors at 69 St-Fisk Av
Last Updated: 25 June, 2021
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