Ride-Along
Ride the line with him
Pick any train in the city and watch it run, stop by stop. Each station lights up as the train pulls in — and where Antoine has something to say about a stop, he says it.
Ready when you are
Nassau St Local
Jamaica Center-Parsons/Archer
Queens
Downtown Jamaica — The commercial heart of southeast Queens. King Manor, the home of Rufus King — a signer of the Constitution and an early opponent of slavery — is a museum in the park.
Sutphin Blvd-Archer Av-JFK Airport
Queens
121 St
Queens◷ Not every J stops here
111 St
Queens
104 St
Queens◷ Not every J stops here
Woodhaven Blvd
Queens
85 St-Forest Pkwy
Queens
75 St-Elderts Ln
Queens◷ Not every J stops here
Cypress Hills
Brooklyn
Crescent St
Brooklyn
Norwood Av
Brooklyn◷ Not every J stops here
Cleveland St
Brooklyn
Van Siclen Av
Brooklyn◷ Not every J stops here
Alabama Av
Brooklyn
Broadway Junction
Brooklyn
Chauncey St
Brooklyn◷ Not every J stops here
Halsey St
Brooklyn
Gates Av
Brooklyn◷ Not every J stops here
Kosciuszko St
Brooklyn
Myrtle Av
Brooklyn
Flushing Av
Brooklyn◷ Not every J stops here
Lorimer St
Brooklyn◷ Not every J stops here
Hewes St
Brooklyn◷ Not every J stops here
Marcy Av
Brooklyn
Delancey St-Essex St
Manhattan
The Lower East Side — The Tenement Museum on Orchard Street preserves the apartments of the families who actually lived in them. Essex Market has been trading since 1940.
Bowery
Manhattan
Canal St
Manhattan
Chinatown and Little Italy — Canal Street is the seam between them, and one of the great street markets of the city.
Chambers St
Manhattan
Fulton St
Manhattan
Broad St
Manhattan
The Financial District — Broad Street runs down to Fraunces Tavern, where Washington said goodbye to his officers in 1783.