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	Broad Street station - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Broad Street station was a major railway station in the City of London, which served as the terminus for the North London Railway.
		Broad Street station was replaced with the giant Broadgate office and shopping complex.
		In June 1985, it was agreed that Broad Street would be closed and in November that year demolition of the station began.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Broad_Street_station

	Philadelphia: SEPTA Broad Street Subway
		All stations from Walnut-Locust to Snyder have been additionally rehabilitated, with new signage and floor tile, and are aligned under the east side of Broad Street.
		However, the station's design conceals that fact, as there are four large "glass house" surface entrances (the cashier's window and turnstiles are at street level, with the stairs leading directly to the platform), and the platform is much wider than any other island platform, as well as roughly twice as long.
		Outside of the paid area, there is a long underground walkway running from Chestnut Street to Spruce Street, known as the South Broad (Street) concourse; this has many exits and entrances to/from both sides of Broad Street, some of which are in the side walls of buildings.
	world.nycsubway.org /us/phila/broadstreet.html

	Railways of Ottawa
		The station is shown as an L-shape, slightly angled to Broad Street at the west end of Ottawa Street, and with a width across the platforms of about 80 feet.
		Broad Street was designed by a celebrated Montreal architect, Edward Maxwell the elder of the two brothers who constituted the firm of E and WS Maxwell.
		In the centre are the buildings on the west side of Broad Street between Ottawa and Queen Streets.
	www.railways.incanada.net /circle/findings.htm

	30th Street Station
		It was built in 1934 by the former Pennsylvania Railroad (PRR), which was headquartered in Philadelphia, to replace Broad Street Station when the latter became too small to handle Philadelphia's growing passenger-rail traffic.
		The PRR sought a location away from Center City Philadelphia, where Broad Station was located, which would allow room for a larger yard as well as multiple tracks and platforms.
		In addition, SEPTA's Market-Frankford subway line (also known as the "Blue Line" or the "El") stops at 30th Street Station -- although there is no longer direct access from the subway station to the rail station due to crime and vagrancy concerns.
	news-server.org /3/30/30th_street_station.html

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		Cedar Street Subway, which had been used to access the Newark Public Service Terminal from Washington Street, was pushed through to a junction with the subway between Broad Street and Penn Station.
		New stations were opened at Silver Lake and Grove Street, and the Heller Parkway and Franklin Avenue stations were combined into a new Branch Brook Park station.
		The fare is $1.10, and a discount 50¢ downtown fare is applicable from Penn Station to the Warren Street Station during off peak hours.
	link-ads.com /resource.php?title=Newark_City_Subway

	Broad Street - Dalston BR
		The layout of the station is clear here, with two lines passing on the left of the island platform and two passing on the right, with an additional platform for the far right track.The far left track didn't have had a platform at all.
		The site of the disused Dalston Junction station (again, due to reopened) is just beyond the barely visible second bridge further up the line (not to be confused with the existing Dalston Kingsland station on the North London line).
		The station building of Dalston Junction has been demolished - this was all that remained of any of the frontage in July 2001 although this has now been cleared for the rebuilding of the station for the East London Line extension.
	www.pendar.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk /Tube/BroadSt1.html

	PHMC TO UNVEIL HISTORICAL MARKER FOR PHILADELPHIA'S BROAD STREET
		Broad Street Station was built by the Pennsylvania Railroad in 1881 and enlarged in 1893 to be the world's largest railroad passenger terminal.
		The Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission (PHMC) will join the Pennsylvania Railroad Technical and Historical Society to unveil a historical marker for Broad Street Station at 10 a.m.
		An engineering marvel in its time, the building also housed the corporate headquarters of the Pennsylvania Railroad, once the largest corporation in the United States and the largest carrier of freight in the world.
	www.phmc.state.pa.us /news/phmcnews1999_21.htm

	The PENNSYLVANIA Pages... Suburban Station
		Through passenger traffic would be accommodated by a new Pennsylvania Station at 30th and Market Streets; commuter traffic would be handled jointly by the 30th Street Station and a new combination office building and station structure to be built one block northwest of Broad Street Station.
		The core improvements were replacing the railroad’s stations located at 32nd and Market Streets in West Philadelphia, and the Broad Street Station, located at 15th and Market Streets, adjacent to City Hall in the heart of the city.
		The recovered space along Market Street was developed into Penn Center Plaza in the mid-1950’s with one of the first buildings, Six Penn Center, built by the railroad itself at 17th Street.
	www.chesco.com /~apu/prr/suburban.html

	New Jersey Transit
		Broad Street Station is also an ADA key station (see "Rail System Improvements" section for more information on commuter rail accessibility and key stations).
		In addition, NJ TRANSIT is constructing a light rail station adjacent to Broad Street station as part of the Newark City Subway (NCS) Extension to Newark Broad Street Station.
		Newark Broad Street Station was constructed by the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad (DL&W) between 1901-1903.
	www.njtransit.com /an_cp_project071.shtml

	Album 12C - Broad Street
		Broad Street was closed and became part of the Liverpool Street area redevelopment plans.
		The final nail in the coffin for Broad Street was the linking of the Richmond service to the Stratford - North Woolwich DMU shuttle at Dalston Junction, and electrification throughout.
		Broad Street also acted as a peak-hour terminal for services to and from the Great Northern Main Line via Finsbury Park.
	www.garry-brookes.com /id85.htm

	Train station - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A train station, or railroad station (American English), or railway station (British English), is a point of call for trains, allowing the loading or unloading of goods, or allowing passengers to board and alight.
		Train stations colocated with other transport systems such as trams and buses may also be referred to as interchanges, as may stations offering both metro/subway and heavy rail services.
		A train station that is jointly used by several rail transport companies is sometimes called a union station, or an interchange station.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Train_station

	Broad Street station
		Broad Street station was a major railway station in the City of London, which served as the terminus for the North London Railway.
		In June 1985, it was agreed that Broad Street would be closed and in November that yeardemolition of the station began.
		The station was opened in 1865 to serve as the terminus of a network of commuterrailways linking east and west London via the looping route of the North London Line.
	www.therfcc.org /RFCC/broad-street-station-115849.html

	Broad Street station
		In June 1985, it was agreed that Broad Street would be closed and in November that year demolition of the station began.
		The Great Northern Railway also used Broad Street for a while, as a supplement to its Kings Cross terminal some miles to the west.
		However, the viaduct leading from Dalston to Broad Street is still largely intact.
	www.sciencedaily.com /encyclopedia/broad_street_station

	White & Case LLP - Complete Directions to our Office
		From Liverpool Street station it is an 8-10 minute walk to the office.Â Head south down Old Broad Street.Â Our office is on the left hand side of the street on the corner of Old Broad Street and Threadneedle Street.
		Liverpool Street station (Central, Hammersmith and City, Circle and Metropolitan lines and National Rail).Â From Liverpool Street station head south down Old Broad Street.
		Head south down Old Broad Street.Â Our office is on the left hand side of the street on the corner of Old Broad Street and Threadneedle Street.
	www.whitecase.com /info.aspx?id=458439403

	New York, NY
		When you come out of the Broad Street station (Wall Street area), continue to walk south on Broad Street until you reach 125 Broad Street (cross street Water Street).
		Walk one block east on Water Street to Broad Street -- we are located on Broad Street between Water and South Streets.
		The office is located near the Staten Island Ferry Building in Manhattan's financial district.
	www.sdma.com /firm/offices?new.york.html

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		The Market Street Subway is still using the loop around City Hall but a station is added on the north and sound ends of the loop in order to facilitate transfers with the Broad Street Subway.
		Ironic that the new station on the northern end is similar to the relocated 15th street west bound trolley station that was built to allow easier transfers with the Broad Street subway.
		Notice the Chestnut Street Subway, the Chestnut/Walnut stop on the main line, the Franklin Parkway subway, the Market Street Subway going straight through City Hall, and the PRR subway from Broad Street Station.
	astro.temple.edu /~mccomas

	[www.mydsl.com] myDSL Contact Information
		J,M,Z: Exit from the Broad Street Station, we are located on the North East Corner of Beaver and Broad Street.
		When you exit the station, you will be on Whitehall Street, at the corner of Stone Street or Water Street.
		We are located on the North East corner of Beaver and Broad Streets.
	www.mydsl.com /company/contact.html

	Railroads- Broad Street Station
		Broad Street Station, P.R.R., SHC/CTC 27 <2268> A-17139 [TOB]
		Broad Street Station, P.R.R. Station, <1092> [EB] [TOB]
		Broad Street Station, P.R.R., TQV 125841 [EB] [TOB]
	www.brynmawr.edu /iconog/bbill/143.html

	550 Broad Street
		Within walking distance of the New Jersey Performing Arts Center, The Broad Street Train Station, Newark Bears Stadium, Newark Penn Station and Path Trains, and many quality restaurants.
		Shuttle bus service to and from Newark's Penn and Broad Street rail stations.
		550 Broad Street Newark is a first class office environment designed for the future.
	www.550broad.com /about.shtml

	Student Services, International Affairs
		Take the Broad Street Subway (Orange) Line, southbound from the Cecil B. Moore Boulevard/Temple University Subway Station, to the City Hall Subway Station.
		The complete timetables for the Broad Street Subway and the Market/Frankford Line are available on the Schedules page of our Website.
		At the City Hall Station, use Stairway #3 for the "FREE INTERCHANGE" to the eastbound platform of the 15th Street Station of the Market/Frankford Subway-Elevated (Blue) Line.
	www.temple.edu /internationalaffairs/Current/studentservices.htm

	OTOL Philadelphia Area RailFest 2005: Parts A9, A10, & A11
		(Think of the Canal Street station in New York City along the Broadway Line, where the stations for the tracks to the Manhattan Bridge and those to the Montague Tunnel are in different locations.) The station on the Spur line is a simple one with two side platforms.
		As mentioned before, there is a separate Fairmount station on the Broad-Ridge Spur, connected only to the northbound platform of the Broad Street Subway.
		Olney is the last station under Broad Street, and the second busiest on the line, after City Hall.
	pages.prodigy.net /kevinkorell/philafest/parta9a10a11.htm

	Main Street Station
		By the mid-20th century, however, area floods, the demise of the Shockoe Bottom district, the increasing popularity of air and auto travel, and the presence of the much-larger Broad Street Station (now the Science Museum of Virginia) led to the station’s demise.
		• Now that the city’s floodwall protects Shockoe Bottom and the area is thriving once again, with the prospects of multimodal transportation in Richmond’s future, the City has renovated Main Street Station.
		This demise was further compounded by the flood associated with Hurricane Agnes in 1972, when the waters of the nearby James River flooded the station’s first floor.
	www.rmaonline.org /Facilities/mainstreet.html

	CCH: NJ Transit Broad Street Station
		Currently, due to perceived safety issues and inadequate design, the Broad Street Station area does not function as a social node for the neighborhood.
		However, once light rail has been added to the Broad Street Station area by 2005, the station will take on new importance as both a regional and local transportation.
		Newark, NJ The Newark Broad Street Station Area Vision Plan seeks to redefine an existing transit hub located in northern Newark.
	www.ccharchitects.com /njtbroadstreet.asp

	Philly NRHS - PRR History
		For many years, Broad Street Station, built in the 1880's and razed in the 1950's, was the main Center City terminal and housed the offices of the railroad.
		The main passenger stations in the Philadelphia area were Pennsylvania Station (30th Street Station), Broad Street Station (later replaced by Suburban Station) and North Philadelphia Station.
		Since its creation in the 1930's, Penn Station (30th Street Station), located in West Philadelphia just across the Schuykill River from Center City, was a station for both commuter and north-south inter-city travel.
	www.trainweb.org /phillynrhs/prr.html

	wiki/30th Street Station Definition / wiki/30th Street Station Research
		The PRR sought a location away from Center City Philadelphia, where Broad Street Station was located, which would allow room for a larger yard as well as multiple tracks and platforms.
		All seven of them pass through 30th Street Station, Suburban Station, and Market East station in Center City, as well as Temple University station (on the campus of Temple University), as part of their route.
		It is the second-most active railway station in the United States, containing roughly 562,000 ft² (52,000 m²).
	www.elresearch.com /wiki/30th_Street_Station

	Industrial Hamilton -- A Trail to the Future - Railway Subsidiaries
		Use of the station was spread among the four interurbans as well as the Hamilton Street Railway (which looked after car storage and maintenance) and the Hamilton Terminal Company itself.
		The four storey Terminal Station was located at King Street and Catherine Street Its first floor was an interurban waiting room and the top three floors made up D.P.andT.'s head office.
		The train ran on public streets and therefore "steam dummies" (small locomotives encased in a body similar to a street car) were required so that townspeople and horses would not be frightened.
	www.hpl.hamilton.on.ca /collections/Industrial/railways.htm

	Primrose Hill railway station - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Primrose Hill was served by trains running between Liverpool Street (and earlier, Broad Street) and Watford Junction.
		Primrose Hill is a disused railway station at Primrose Hill, in the London Borough of Camden, London, England.
		It replaced an earlier station of the same name which opened on 9 June 1851.
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Primrose_Hill_railway_station

	physics - Fenchurch Street railway station
		Until the opening of Broad Street station in 1865 it was also the City terminus of the North London Railway.
		Fenchurch Street is a railway station in the south eastern corner of the City of London close by the Tower of London.
		The station, designed by George Berkeley, was the first to be constructed inside the City, and was opened in April 1854 for the London and Blackwall Railway replacing a nearby terminus at Minories opened in July 1841 and designed by William Tite.
	www.physicsdaily.com /physics/Fenchurch_Street_station

	Encyclopedia: North London Railway
		The line from Dalston Junction to Poplar was heavily damaged during the blitz and passenger service from Broad Street to Poplar via Victoria Park and Bow was not reinstated at the end of the war.
		The section from Broad Street to Dalston Junction railway station was closed on 30 June 1986
		Most of the section from Broad Street to Dalston Junction will be used for the extension of the East London Line of the London Underground, due to be completed in 2010
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/North-London-Railway

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