Visiting Philadelphia's Abandoned Subway Stations
Two closed subway stations underneath Center City Philadelphia - Spring Garden on the Broad Street Line and Franklin Park on PATCO - can be seen from moving trains. So of course I had to visit them both. More about Spring Garden: https://hiddencityphila.org/2012/12/t... More about Franklin Park: http://www.ridepatco.org/projects/fra... Classy Whale - at-least-weekly adventures, featuring trains and more!
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Philadelphia’s Strange Little Subway Branch | The Broad-Ridge Spur
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Philadelphia's Subway & Light Rail Network Evolution
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𝗘𝗡𝗗 𝗢𝗙 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗟𝗜𝗡𝗘: Metro Security Clears Final Train at Downtown Santa Monica Station
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Subways and Trolleys in the Same Tunnel?? Philly’s Market-Frankford Line & Subway-Surface Trolleys
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ABANDONED PHILADELPHIA | ROOSEVELT BLVD TUNNELS
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Philadelphia, USA: ULTIMATE City Guide
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The last year before the fall of the Berlin Wall
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Exploring an Abandoned Mall Frozen in Time
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The City That Might Be the US’s Transit Capital | Philadelphia's Railways
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New York City’s bizarre inaccessible subway stations.
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Riding the Broad Street Subway Line in Philadelphia | Old Trains with Strange Signs
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The Subway Between Philadelphia and New Jersey (PATCO) 2025
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Philly Underground Part 2 Septa Tunnels
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PhilaThingsThatArentThere_BroadStStn1.mp4
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Riding The HH Shuttle (Court Street to Hoyt-Schermerhorn)
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PATCO Speedline: America's Oldest Automated Trains
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SEPTA Nuclear Bomb Shelter, Broad St. Subway Concourse
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Why Ottawa Built Canada's Weirdest Train System (It...Kinda Works?)
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Cleveland's Secret Subway Platforms (Down a Mall Staircase!)
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