Doesn't look like hell to me ☺️

Warriors...come out to play...

First thought, hey Freddie Mercury!

I adore the fashion sense back then

Such an unclean place.

It's Mary from Little house on the prairie.

Or Kubrick

I think she on the right was a male.

wow, there was a lot of strippers taking the underground back then.

Just switch paper for smart phone...Bazaar for sure! Information will never die 😘

This is awesome in many levels.

This is the only photo that doesn't have this eery atmosphere.

the bus wall, looks street wall that has so many paintings :'3

Fantastic photo. I'd hang this.

maybe he was from India....

and either Jeff Goldblum or Serpico.

Surprise Mother F*cker

did i heard Stephen king?

What you talking bout Willis?

seem weird now to see cigarettes publicity

grizzly tunnel connecting Herald Sq. and the Garden, and through Macy's and onto Grand Center, it's a mile underground walking, but every train in the city is accessible through one of these many portals and ramps, business people downhill run/walking.

was the spray can just invented?

Cagney and Lacey!

whew, leaving Broadway. moved there in 87, had no idea.

and that was the fancey, clean side of the subway near Saks Fifth Ave.

Zombie alert.

see clean side goes from east to west side Bonwit Tellar, Berdorf Goodman, from Beekman Place...Mad Men.

W wo 72nd St. station and you can't even see the train number 4-5-6, near Mortimer's and where all the famous walked among upside streets sidewalks from Lex to Madison were filled with greats.

Welcome back Kotter.

This is moving underneath Park Avenue & Hunter College? hmmm.more like the Dakota Bldg, West side at the Y,

All of these pictures makes me have the Welcome Back, Kotter song running in my head.

It must've been a relief to finally get out of the subway alive and safely into their apartments after these train journeys.