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 Mosaic at Chambers Street (J, M, Z), December 1998 |  Fulton Street/Nassau Street (J, M, Z) upper level, December 1998 |  Mosaic of The Claremont, Robert Fulton's steamboat @ Fulton Street/Broadway (4, 5), December 1998 |
 Directional sign in Fulton Street/Broadway-Nassau Complex using the old designations for lines (IRT, BMT), December, 1998 |  Sign at stairs coming down from the Brooklyn-bound 4 and 5 trains in the Fulton Street/Broadway-Nassau Complex with the JFK line still showing, December 1998. How long until the next express to JFK arrives? |  AVI file of gap filler in operation at South Ferry (1) Station. This is a 1.7 MB file! It is strongly reccommended you download it to your computer and view it from there |
 Intervale Avenue, December 1998 |  Mosaic at 149th Street/Grand Concourse (2, 5) on southern part of northbound platform, December 1998 |  34th Street/8th Avenue, 1999 |
 Park Place/Franklin Avenue Station, June 2000 |  Botanic Garden, June 2000 |  Artwork at 34th/7th Avenue Station (Express Island Platform), December 1999. |
 Stained glass at north end of Franklin Avenue Shuttle Station, June 2000. |  Stained glass at north end of Franklin Avenue Shuttle Station, June 2000. |  Turnstiles at Franklin Avenue Station, June 2000. |
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