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Bushwick, Brooklyn
The area surrounding the tracks returns to its industrial quality
once the tracks emerge from the East New York Tunnel around
Evergreen Avenue and Piling Street.
A short segment of Central Avenue passes under the BMT and Bay Ridge Line
tracks before heading behind closed gates into Trinity Cemetery.
07/16/2008 18:27:09 Piling Street
07/16/2008 18:27:19 Piling Street
07/16/2008 18:27:39 Piling Street building detail
07/16/2008 18:28:07 Tracks emerging from the tunnel
07/16/2008 18:28:53 Some kind of game on Evergreen Avenue
07/16/2008 18:30:02 Chauncey Street
07/16/2008 18:30:13 Dry standpipe on Chauncey Street
07/16/2008 18:30:24 Chauncey Street
07/16/2008 18:30:35 Tracks running behind warehouses on Chauncey Street
07/16/2008 18:32:37 Art Deco religious building on Central Avenue at Chauncey (former parsonage?)
07/16/2008 18:32:46 Central Avenue bridge viewed from the west (BIN 7702691)
07/16/2008 18:36:12 Central Avenue bridge
07/16/2008 18:33:16 Old wooden conduit on west side of bridge
07/16/2008 18:33:48 BIN 7702692 (IRT bridge)
07/16/2008 18:34:06 Steel access door into abutment
07/16/2008 18:34:15 Gate into Trinity Cemetery
07/16/2008 18:34:30 Canarsie BMT (L train) headed north
07/16/2008 18:34:49 Old cobblestones on Central Avenue
07/16/2008 18:35:05 Old building and greenhouse on east side of tracks
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