Rockaway Park-Beach 116 Street (A Rush hours only, S Rockaway Park Shuttle) - Photos Page 3

Looking out the R1-9s as we become the first train with non-MTA passengers to enter Rockaway Park post-Sandy

A platform sign, a post Sandy temporary fence is behind and some destruction

R1 #381 on the post-Sandy dignitary train

R1 #381 and R6 #1000 stop at Rocakway park on the post Sandy dignitary train

A Rockaway Park lamppost sign and R6 #1000 that will soon make a post Sandy inaugural run to Wash Hts-168th St

R9 #1802 that will lead one of the first revenue runs post Sandy from Rockaway Park to Wash Hts 168th St as the sign says

R9 #1802

Side views R9 #1802 and R46 #6016 in the yard

R46 #6072, the first car of a S train in the yard

The Rockaway Park destination sign on #1575

R1s #100 and #484 and loads of transit employees stop in the station, just arrived taking the dignitaries and the press to the station

Rockaway Here We Come has arrived!

The Rockaway Here We Come! dignitary train has arrived at Rockaway Park

The Rockaway Here We Come! museum train is moved up a bit for better photos, had signals are used like a vehicle

R1 #100 with the Rockaway Here We Come! banner stopped beneath the S to Broad Channel destination sign

Lots of transit employees take photos of R1 #100 'Rockaway Here We Come!'

Lets get those photos of R1 #100

An arts for transit troop is here to entertain the dignitaries

The MTA Press Office has brought these reproductions from the original Rockaway Here We Come! in 1956