Sneaking into NYC's Abandoned City Hall Subway Station (OFF-LIMITS)
Join me on a very risky mission to see New York City's abandoned City Hall subway station. This hidden subway station is not accessible to the public, so I had to sneak my way in to see it in all its glory. The station was first opened in 1904 as "the original crown jewel and southern terminal of New York City's first subway line". Sadly it closed in 1945 because the sharply curved platform could no longer safely accommodate modern subway cars. The architecture and attention to detail in this station is extraordinary and it is abundantly clear why this was considered a "crown jewel". Although this was probably my most dangerous explore to date, I'm so thrilled that I was able to experience this first hand and share it with all of you. __________________________ / twofeetoutdoors Buy Me a Coffee https://www.buymeacoffee.com/twofeeto... __________________________ #abandoned #adventure #nyc #newyork #urbanexploration #urbex #subway

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