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125th Street Station, IRT Broadway—Seventh Avenue Line
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125th Street Station, IRT Broadway—Seventh Avenue Line
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Construction on the Manhattan Valley Viaduct of the IRT Broadway-Seventh Avenue Line, at the future site of the line's 125th Street station; July 10, 1903. Today, 125th Street is the southernmost of four above-ground stations in Manhattan. The viaduct was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1983.
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125th Street Station, IRT Broadway—Seventh Avenue Line
\[125th Street and Broadway: IRT West Side / Seventh Avenue Line] Survey photograph of the construction of 125th Street and Broadway elevated station on the IRT West Side / Seventh Avenue Line.
125th Street Station, IRT Broadway—Seventh Avenue Line
Elevated subway station at W. 125th Street and Broadway, New York City, undated (ca. 1904-1910). Emulsion damage.
125th Street Station, IRT Broadway—Seventh Avenue Line
Manhattan: Manhattan Street \[i.e. 125th Street] looking east under the elevated viaduct over Broadway, 1904 \[?].
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