Mosholu Parkway (4) - Photos Page 2

A missing Mosholu Parkway name tablet, these will be removed during the station's rebuilding, replaced by modern mesh/green and cream windscreens

The last intact Mosholu Parkway name tablet

Looking down the dilapidated downtown platform at Mosholu Parkway

The windscreens have been removed from the uptown platform at Mosholu Parkway, most of it has been replaced with the meshy material, this offers a nice view of the surrounding Parkway and area

Uptown R142 #1190 leads an Uptown 4 train that will soon bypass Mosholu Parkway

An Uptown 4 train bypasses Mosholu Parkway due to weekend construction, the blue visible in the background is what will become a reopened staircase to the soon to reopen southern mezzanine

A downtown R142 4 train enters Mosholu Parkway

Stepping off a 4 train at renovated Mosholu Parkway in 2011, the mesh windscreens provide views down to the parkland around Mosholu Parkway below

A 4 train fades into the distance to leave Mosholu Parkway

Two staircases to the South Side of Mosholu Parkway

The 1970s brutalist Tracey Towers hover over the station

A Mo-sholu Pkwy column sign

Two staircases down to the South side Mosholu Pkwy

The new southern mezzanine has no walls, just tall fencing allowing views to the roadways and trees beneath the station

Some snow piled in the middle of the southern mezzanine and a one-line countdown clock

The area outside the High Turnstiles fare control area, one of the two wide staircases down to the street are visible

The ghosts of what was once concrete work fully closing this entrance area and the modern canopied staircase down from it

Bottom of an entrance staircase to the Mosholu Parkway Station, and sign for 4 train enter with or buy MetroCard or see agent across Mosholu Parkway (this is a hard-to-understand statement, you don't cross the street, it has an underpass under Jerome Avenue)

The concrete-work of beams and arches (at tiny amount of mosaic) that surrounds what was once a fully enclosed staircase up to the station

Looking across under the modernized southern station house (the A/C units for a non-public area in the station house), to a daylighted entrance staircase600

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