"Discover NYC's Hidden Subway Stations!"

"City Hall Station"

Once considered the crown jewel of the subway system, City Hall Station with its elegant chandeliers and grand arches, has been abandoned since 1945.

"Court Street Station"

Court Street Station had a brief stint of ten years before its demise. Today, it houses a treasure trove of historical subway cars as the NYC Transit Museum.

"18th Street Station"

Decommissioned in favor of the extended platforms of the 23rd Street Station, the eerie 18th Street Station is only visible to eagle-eyed passengers on passing trains.

"Worth Street Station"

Once bustling, the Worth Street Station is now a dimly lit, graffiti-adorned reminder of a station that time forgot.

Conclusion

From elegant chandeliers to eerie abandoned platforms, the forgotten subway stations of NYC offer a captivating glimpse into the city's past.