Talk:14th Street Crosstown Line (surface)
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This ca. 1940 map shows two branches to the east, one down the old Williamsburg Bridge line to Delancey Street, and the other along 14th Street to the East River. That probably closely mirrors the old streetcar line. --NE2 07:15, 6 January 2007 (UTC)
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