- The Van
Siclen Avenue station is a
station on the IRT New Lots Line of the New York City Subway,
located at the
intersection of Van
Siclen Avenue and Livonia...
- Van
Siclen Avenue station is a
local station on the IND
Fulton Street Line of the New York City Subway.
Located at the
intersection of Van
Siclen and...
- Van
Siclen Avenue may
refer to the
following stations of the New York City
Subway in Brooklyn: Van
Siclen Avenue (BMT
Jamaica Line),
serving the J and...
- The Van
Siclen Avenue station is a skip-stop
station on the BMT
Jamaica Line of the New York City Subway.
Located at the
intersection of
Fulton Street...
- The Van
Siclen Avenue station was a
station on the
demolished BMT
Fulton Street Line in Brooklyn, New York City. It had 2
tracks and 2 side platforms....
- Railroad, the
former BMT
Lexington Avenue Line
between Gates Avenue and Van
Siclen Avenue – as well as the
newest elevated structure, the 1988 ramp into the...
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southbound platform was used.: 129
While work at New Lots
Avenue and at Van
Siclen Avenue was
practically completed in 1921, they
could not open yet because...
-
Pennsylvania Avenue on
December 24, 1920.
While work at this
station and at Van
Siclen Avenue was
practically completed in 1921, they
could not open yet because...
-
steam and
horse railroads into East New York.
Another east
terminal at Van
Siclen Avenue was
opened on
December 3, 1885, with the
structure above Fulton Street...
- 1994. p.158 [1] KV-10 The Tomb of
Amenmesse Edward Wente and
Charles Van
Siclen III, "A
Chronology of the New Kingdom," 218
Michael Rice, Who's Who in Ancient...
