Bleecker Street (IRT Lexington Avenue Line station)
(Redirected from Bleecker Street (6 Line))
| New York City Subway station Bleecker Street Manhattan | |
|---|---|
| Line | IRT Lexington Avenue Line |
| Services | 4 (5) 6 <6> (12) |
| Transfers | Broadway-Lafayette Street on the B (123a) D F V (123) (IND Sixth Avenue Line) (from southbound platform only) |
| Crossovers | no free access between directions |
| Next north | local: Astor Place-Eighth Street (4 (5) 6 <6> (12)) |
| Next south | local: Spring Street (4 (5) 6 <6> (12)) |
| Opening date | October 27, 1904 |
Bleecker Street is a local station, located at Lafayette Street and Bleecker Street, with two side platforms and express tracks in the middle. The platforms are offset by about 3/4 of their length; there is no crossover or crossunder. The station features typical IRT mosaics with two styles of small "Bleecker Street" mosaics made by the Grueby Faience Company in 1904. There is a closed exit gate on the southbound side across from the northbound fare control; fare control is at platform level. A transfer to the Sixth Avenue Line is at the south end of the southbound platform only; future renovation will provide a transfer for the northbound side.
External links
- NYCsubway.org – IRT East Side: Bleecker Street (text used with permission)
Categories: IRT Lexington Avenue Line stations