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Overview

Opened: 12/31/1936

Four tracks, two side platforms but space has been allowed for possible future conversion to an express station. Recently renovated, tile color is like Elmhurst and has no border around the name tablet. In the past, the station bore the secondary name of Slattery Plaza but recent maps indicate the secondary name as Queens Mall. The mezzanine features nine I-beam sculptures, and vent chambers to the street. This station was designed for conversion to an express station. The outer walls are curved so that the local track could be rerouted if desired. In addition, at each end of the station a bellmouth exists in the tunnel walls which is similar to stations where the tracks widen to accommodate an island platform.

Artwork

In Memory of the Lost Battalion, Pablo Turner (1996)

Photo Gallery

Image 1070 (75k, 740x494) Photo by: Wayne Whitehorne Location: Woodhaven Boulevard/Queens Mall	Image 1071 (82k, 745x483) Photo by: Wayne Whitehorne Location: Woodhaven Boulevard/Queens Mall	Image 11233 (67k, 562x750) Photo by: Robbie Rosenfeld Location: Woodhaven Boulevard/Queens Mall	Image 11255 (63k, 562x750) Photo by: Robbie Rosenfeld Location: Woodhaven Boulevard/Queens Mall	Image 11258 (61k, 750x562) Photo by: Robbie Rosenfeld Location: Woodhaven Boulevard/Queens Mall
Image 71780 (167k, 1044x788) Photo by: Bill E. Location: Woodhaven Boulevard/Queens Mall	Image 74781 (140k, 819x619) Photo by: Bill E. Location: Woodhaven Boulevard/Queens Mall	Image 95291 (278k, 1044x788) Photo by: John Barnes Location: Woodhaven Boulevard/Queens Mall	Image 97189 (209k, 930x618) Photo by: Peter Ehrlich Location: Woodhaven Boulevard/Queens Mall	Image 98349 (152k, 800x600) Photo by: Bill E. Location: Woodhaven Boulevard/Queens Mall
Image 102421 (225k, 1044x788) Photo by: David of Broadway Location: Woodhaven Boulevard/Queens Mall	Image 112385 (184k, 1044x788) Photo by: John Barnes Location: Woodhaven Boulevard/Queens Mall	Image 127012 (245k, 1044x788) Photo by: Anthony J. Liccese Location: Woodhaven Boulevard/Queens Mall	Image 127013 (259k, 1044x788) Photo by: Anthony J. Liccese Location: Woodhaven Boulevard/Queens Mall	Image 133076 (298k, 1024x687) Photo by: Wilfredo Castillo Location: Woodhaven Boulevard/Queens Mall

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