Mar 20, 2017
Looking out the side of a No. 7 train as it runs between the 111th Street and Mets-Willets Point Stations.
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Looking out the side of a No. 7 train as it runs between the 111th Street and Mets-Willets Point Stations.
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Looking out the side of a No. 7 train as it leaves the Queensboro Plaza Station.
Looking out the side of a No. 7 train as it runs between the 33rd Street-Rawson Street and Queensboro Plaza Stations. (1 of 2).
Looking out the side of a No. 7 train as it runs between the 33rd Street-Rawson Street and Queensboro Plaza Stations (2 of 2).
An express on the 7 Line passes the 111th Street Station.
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