Bay Lower is one of two "ghost stations" on Toronto's subway system
Lower Bay Station, which has been used only for movie shoots, events like Doors Open and this weekend's family-friendly gathering since being closed to the public in 1966, will open on.
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Lower Bay Station was open to the public for six months, when the Bloor-Danforth subway opened in 1966. The operating arrangements had a train starting from Eglinton Station, going 'around the bend' at Union, turning left at Museum and going through upper St. George Station before getting onto the Bloor-Danforth line and arriving at Keele.
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Here's what it's like inside Toronto's famous abandoned Lower Bay station
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#toronto #lowerbay #yorkville #ttc #subwayKnown as the "Secret Station," Lower Bay was used for only six months before it was closed in 1966. It was origina.
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Lower Bay, a ghost station on Toronto's subway system, was closed in 1966. Now it is a popular location for parties during the city's film festival. Photograph: Carlos Osorio/Toronto Star.
Here's what it's like inside Toronto's famous abandoned Lower Bay station
A ride on a Bombardier T-1 subway train from Yonge Station to a red signal southwest of Lower Bay Station. Lower Bay station is referred to as a "ghost stati.
Here's what it's like inside Toronto's famous abandoned Lower Bay station
Lower Bay Station (or, as the TTC refers to it, Bay Lower) is surely the best known of Toronto's hidden underground spaces. The ghost subway station was in service briefly in 1966.
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88 11K views 4 years ago Lower Bay Station in Toronto is the city's abandoned subway station. The station was in service up until 1966. Multiple TTC employees have reported seeing ghosts down.
Here's what it's like inside Toronto's famous abandoned Lower Bay station
The allegedly haunted Bay Lower Station (colloquially known as Lower Bay) will be transformed into a Halloween haunt for what the TTC describes as a "spooktacular weekend" on October.
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Lower Bay station is a "ghost station" that sits below Bay station in Toronto, Canada. The abandoned subway was only used for six months in 1966. It was part of a failed interlining system. Now, take a look at these 13 breathtaking photos of cliffside cities and towns.
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The lower portion of the station was subsequently mothballed. Y-shaped designs on the floor are absent on the active platform level above. It may have lost its intended purpose, but Toronto's.
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WATCH: Closed in 1966, the Lower Bay Station is a coveted destination not open to the public, until now. The TTC is showcasing what horrors lie in the underground platform, as kid-friendly.
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To whom it may concern, I know a fellow who works at track level in the subways for the TTC who has been told by some 7-10 fellow workers that they have seen a spirit (ghost) down in in the tunnels near the old Bay St. Station, which is also called lower Bay St. Station because it sits directly below the Bay St. Station that is now used by the.