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Old September 5th 11, 07:14 PM posted to misc.transport.rail.americas,uk.railway,uk.transport.london
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Default Prohibition-era train steams onto New York subway for 1920s TV series

On Sep 5, 1:26*pm, John Levine wrote:

It's a three or four car train, depending on which article you
believe, running express between Times Sq and 96th streets on the 2/3
line, between 2 and 6 PM on weekends in September. *The train is
authentically free of A/C.


Would anyone know of a schedule? Thanks.
 
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