A Subway Ride Into America's Melting Pot

15 June 2006 - 1:00pm

New York's No. 7 subway line travels through one of America's most diverse 9.5 miles.

"...[I]f you hop aboard New York's No. 7 subway line, which runs 9.5 miles from Times Square, Manhattan, to Flushing, Queens, you'll travel through one of America's most richly diverse communities."

Christian Science Monitor photographers recently rode the subway line and "stopped along the way to explore the neighborhoods. Salsa music, Asian cuisine, Indian fabrics, and Muslim prayers blend in a sensory experience of taste, color, smell, and sound."

[Includes photos.]

Source: The Christian Science Monitor, June 15, 2006
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A great subway line! (but the local makes too many stops!)

click on photo #7....it captures the essence of this wonderful El.
The line received designation as a National Millennium Trail in 2000.
"On the 7 Train, Living the Multicultural Ideal"
http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?sec=travel&res=9F03E2DF113BF9...
Irvin Dawid, Palo Alto, CA, formerly from Bayside, Queens

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