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IRT Third Avenue Line

The Third Avenue Line was an elevated railway in Manhattan and the Bronx, New York City, USA. It passed into the ownership of the Interborough Rapid Transit Company (IRT) and eventually the New York City Subway system before being closed in sections from 1950 to 1973.

Station listing

Station Tracks Opening date Closing date Transfers and notes
South Ferry all August 26, 1878 December 22, 1950
merge from IRT Ninth Avenue Line
Hanover Square all August 26, 1878 December 22, 1950
Fulton Street all August 26, 1878 December 22, 1950
Franklin Square all August 26, 1878 December 22, 1950
split for IRT Second Avenue Line
Chatham Square all May 12, 1955 original station was north of an at-grade merge from the spur
City Hall City Hall spur March 17, 1879 December 31, 1953
Chatham Square City Hall spur December 31, 1953
merge from City Hall Spur
Canal Street all May 12, 1955
Grand Street all May 12, 1955
Houston Street all May 12, 1955
Ninth Street all August 26, 1878 May 12, 1955
14th Street local August 26, 1878 May 12, 1955
18th Street local May 12, 1955
23rd Street all May 12, 1955
28th Street local August 26, 1878 May 12, 1955
34th Street local August 26, 1878 May 12, 1955
34th Street Ferry 34th Street Spur July 14, 1930
Second Avenue 34th Street Spur July 14, 1930 IRT Second Avenue Line
34th Street 34th Street Spur July 14, 1930
merge from 34th Street Spur
split for 42nd Street Spur
42nd Street all August 26, 1878 May 12, 1955 IRT Flushing Line, IRT Lexington Avenue Line and IRT 42nd Street Shuttle at 42nd Street-Grand Central (details on the free transfer)
42nd Street 42nd Street Spur December 6, 1923
Grand Central Station 42nd Street Spur December 6, 1923
47th Street local May 12, 1955
53rd Street local May 12, 1955
59th Street local May 12, 1955
67th Street local May 12, 1955
76th Street local May 12, 1955
84th Street local May 12, 1955
89th Street local May 12, 1955
split for 98th Street Yard
99th Street local May 12, 1955
106th Street all May 12, 1955
116th Street local May 12, 1955
125th Street all May 12, 1955
split for IRT Second Avenue Line
129th Street local May 12, 1955
merge with IRT Second Avenue Line
split for Willis Avenue Spur
Willis Avenue Willis Avenue Spur April 14, 1924 transfer to the New York, Westchester and Boston Railway and the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad's Harlem River Line
133rd Street all May 12, 1955 transfer to the New York, Westchester and Boston Railway (April 15, 1924 to December 31, 1937) and the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad's Harlem River Line (April 15, 1924 to 1931)
138th Street all May 12, 1955
143rd Street all May 12, 1955
split for IRT White Plains Road Line from express tracks
149th Street all April 28, 1973 IRT White Plains Road Line
split for IRT White Plains Road Line from local tracks
156th Street all April 28, 1973
161st Street local April 28, 1973
166th Street local April 28, 1973
169th Street local April 28, 1973
Claremont Parkway local April 28, 1973 originally Wendover Avenue
174th Street local April 28, 1973
East Tremont Avenue all April 28, 1973 originally 177th Street, then Tremont Avenue-177th Street
split for 179th Street Yard
180th Street local April 28, 1973 not part of the original construction
183rd Street local April 28, 1973
Fordham Road all April 28, 1973 originally Pelham Avenue
split for Bronx Park Spur
Bronx Park Bronx Park Spur
200th Street local April 28, 1973
204th Street local April 28, 1973
210th Street local April 28, 1973 originally Williams Bridge-210th Street
Gun Hill Road all April 28, 1973 IRT White Plains Road Line
merges with IRT White Plains Road Line

External links

References

  • Rapid Transit on the Bowery, New York Times August 26, 1878 page 8
  • Crossings on Elevated Roads, New York Times March 14, 1879 page 8
  • 42d St. Elevated Stops, New York Times December 7, 1923 page 19
  • City Brevities, New York Times April 15, 1924 page 10
  • 34th St. Elevated Ends Long Service, New York Times July 15, 1930 page 15
  • Westchester Line Passes with 1937, New York Times January 1, 1938 page 36
  • Old 'El' Link Ends Its 72-Year Uproar, New York Times December 23, 1950 page 23
  • City Hall 'El' Spur at End of the Line, New York Times January 1, 1954 page 25
  • Last Train Rumbles on Third Ave. 'El', New York Times May 13, 1955 page 1
  • Cars are Packed for Last 'El' Trip, New York Times May 13, 1955 page 16
  • Third Ave. El Reaches the End of Its Long, Noisy, Blighted, Nostalgic Line, New York Times April 29, 1973 page 24
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