Dyckman Street

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Water gushes out of hoses: the station flooded during Superstorm Sandy

Water flows into a drain and lots of hoses

The hoses down into the exit, lights are still on

Water gushes out of the flooded station

Water flows into the street and storm drain

A transit employee and the water gushing out of the station

Lots of barricades and tape around these two station exits, some lights on, some off

Another hose view on the closed sidewalk

Four houses down this staircase

A single hose comes up from this exit

And another single one from this exit with plenty of barricades

The entrance from Fort Tryon Park is taped off, still closed after Superstorm Sandy

The white original Subway engraved name beneath store awnings

The other in facade entrance it lacks stores but equipment and only half the staircase is open

The Dyckman Street Subway Station sign and white Subway Entrance with peeling concrete above

Sign for why half the staircase is closed, the landlord who owns them hasn't been maintaining them

Looking down the half-closed staircase

Where would you attach a bike to these railings

Stepping off an uptown A train

A name tablet

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