Quincy station

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Quincy station is a historic elevated rapid transit stop in downtown Chicago that serves the city's Loop 'L' system.

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Quincy station canonical 6

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Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf elevated railway station
historic place
rapid transit station
fareSystem Ventra
fareZone Zone 1
hasAccessibility elevators
hasAddress 220 South Wells Street
hasArchitecturalStyle late 19th-century urban transit
hasCity Chicago
hasCountry United States
hasFeature canopies
historic station houses
wooden platforms
hasLighting electric
hasMapDisplay yes
hasPassengerInformationSystems electronic displays
hasSafetyFeature CCTV surveillance
emergency intercoms
hasState Illinois
hasStationCode Q
hasTicketing farecard turnstiles
hasUsage commuter traffic
tourist traffic
isAccessibleForDisabledPersons true
isInService true
locatedAtIntersection Quincy Street and Wells Street
locatedIn Chicago
Illinois
United States
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Chicago Loop
nearbyLandmark Chicago Board of Trade Building
LaSalle Street financial district
linked to: Chicago Loop

Willis Tower
numberOfTracks 2
openingDate 1897-10-03
operatedBy Chicago Transit Authority
ownedBy Chicago Transit Authority
partOf Chicago 'L'
linked to: Chicago "L"

Loop Elevated
linked to: Loop elevated
platformConfiguration two side platforms
railwayLine Brown Line
Orange Line
Pink Line
Purple Line Express
serves Loop 'L' system
servesNeighborhood Chicago Loop
structureType elevated

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