The Subway Before The Subway

Ok so here's a video about a different kind of subway that existed in New York City during the late 1800s. It only spanned 300 feet, it only lasted 3 years, and there are absolutely no remains of it today. My next video might release next weekend, but if not, then definitely the weekend after that.

[@thomaspatterson5913]

It figures someone with a vision never gets credit. It’s always someone else who has the capital to get it done. He gets all the credit.

[@robertphillips6296]

There is supposedly a ventilation grate on City Hall property that leads to the Station.

[@sonicthehedgehog..]

Great video 🚅

[@Brianrockrailfan]

great video 🚇👍

[@davidroddini1512]

So, there is an abandoned section that leads to the basement of what is currently a bank? Hmmm…🤔

[@ToTG]

@Travel In New York, i found a secret of the nyc Subway: if you go on union tnpk and go above kew gardens-union turnpike station, you can see the station and on the opposite of that what looks like an abandoned station right under the over pass.

[@AmoMe2009]

He explained that in another video.

[@merlinnieves9704]

#SAVEQUEENSLINK
BTW good vid

[@pvuccino]

To be honest, since this was more of an failed experiment, ISubway

[@doowopsoprano9867]

So then New York did have the first subway before Boston.

[@toxicgamer1601]

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