The roof of the small station house at street level
The walkway to the only entrance to the Penn Station-bound platform
The signage at the entrance to the Penn Station-bound platform
Looking across Main Street to the station house and staircase up to the Port Washington-bound platform, there shops nestled into the railway overpass
Stepping off a just arrived Port Washington-bound train, I only rode the train because it is free after Superstorm Sandy
The chainlink fence along the original silver platform fence says the destination, Port Washington of this platform
Over looking a city run parking lot for the busy shopping district
The 12:35 to Port Wash. is a minute early and stays in the station
Penn Station or Port Wash?
Approaching the one exit staircase and a fading shelter for waiting passengers
A silver shelter is one of the only amenities for waiting passengers at this sparse station that serves such a busy business district
Inside the shelter
The long staircase down to the tiny ticket office and street
M7 #7019 is the last car of a Port Washington-bound train leaving the station
The one bench in the tiny ticket office with a ticket window now staffed only twice a week
Notice that all fare collection has been suspend through Friday
