⁴ᴷ Scenes from the Abandoned Upper Level of Myrtle Avenue Station

The NY Transit Museum runs walking tours of the elevated lines in the area around the Myrtle Avenue Station. As part of the tour, attendees can visit the abandoned upper level of the Myrtle Avenue station.
The name of the tour is "Ghosts of the Elevated: Myrtle Avenue & Williamsburg" and is led by the excellent Michael Morgenthal. Tickets can be bought from the museum's website: web.mta.info/mt....
The upper level is 100% safe, as there are secure railings to keep people on the platform.
The upper level of Myrtle Avenue served Myrtle Avenue El trains bound for downtown Brooklyn. When the line south of Myrtle Avenue was discontinued on October 4th, 1969, the upper level was abandoned, but not torn down. Later on, a maintainers quarters and signal relay room was built on the platform.
Taken on March 13th, 2016.
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