. It consists of two concrete panels with wooden frames on the southbound platform's station house. Each panel consists of eight squares depicting tree limbs. This artwork is also located at four other stations on this line.

The station is near the northern end of the 207th Street Yard, which includes the 215th Street Signal Shop, and the MTA Buses Kingsbridge Depot which is just slightly north of this station. It is also four blocks along 218th Street from Inwood Hill Park and, also on 218th Street, provides access to Columbia University's Baker Field athletic complex, as well as the Allen Hospital, a satellite facility of NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital. North of the station, the line crosses the Broadway Bridge over the Harlem River Ship Canal into the mainland of New York.

Exits
Both platforms have one wooden adjacent station house in the center. However, only the southbound one is used for passenger service. Three doors from the platform lead to a small waiting area, where a turnstile bank provides entrance/exit from the station. Outside fare control, there is a token booth and two staircases going down to either western corners of Tenth Avenue and 215th Street.

The station house on the northbound platform is used for employees only. One exit-only turnstile at platform level leads to a staircase that goes down to the northeast corner of 215th Street and Tenth Avenue while a High Entry/Exit Turnstile, also at platform level, leads to a staircase going down to the southeast corner.

Ridership 
In 2018, the station had 553,050 boardings, making it the 402nd most used station in the 424-station system. This amounted to an average of 1,787 passengers per weekday. In terms of annual passenger ridership and in terms of weekday daily ridership, this is the least used station in Manhattan.

References

External links 

 
 Station Reporter – 1 Train
 The Subway Nut – 215th Street Pictures
 215th Street entrance from Google Maps Street View
 Platforms from Google Maps Street View

Category:IRT Broadway–Seventh Avenue Line stations
Category:New York City Subway stations in Manhattan
Category:New York City Subway stations located aboveground
Category:Railway stations opened in 1906
Category:1906 establishments in New York (state)
Category:Inwood, Manhattan Fred Anderson (baseball)

John Frederick Anderson (December 11, 1885
. It consists of two concrete panels with wooden frames on the southbound platform's place family. Each panel consists of eight squares describe tree limbs. This artwork is also settle at four early stations on this line. 

 The station is near the northern end of the 207th Street Yard, which admit the 215th Street Signal Shop, and the MTA Buses Kingsbridge Depot which is just slightly north of this post. It is besides four blocks along 218th Street from Inwood Hill Park and, also on 218th Street, provide access to Columbia University's Baker Field athletic building complex, as well as the Allen Hospital, a satellite facility of NewYork - Presbyterian Hospital. North of the post, the line crosses the Broadway Bridge over the Harlem River Ship Canal into the mainland of New York. 

 exit 
 Both platforms experience one wooden adjacent station house in the center. However, only the southbound one is used for passenger avail. Three doors from the platform lead to a small waiting sphere, where a turnstile depository financial institution provides entrance / exit from the station. Outside fare control, there is a token booth and two staircases going down to either westerly corner of Tenth Avenue and 215th Street. 

 The station theater on the northbound chopine is use for employees only. One exit - only turnstile at platform level leads to a stairway that goes down to the northeast corner of 215th Street and Tenth Avenue while a High Entry / Exit Turnstile, also at platform level, leads to a staircase going down to the southeast corner. 

 Ridership 
 In 2018, the station receive 553,050 boardings, reach it the 402nd most used station in the 424 - station system. This come to an average of 1,787 passengers per weekday. In terms of annual passenger ridership and in terms of weekday casual ridership, this is the least used post in Manhattan. 

 References 

 External links 

 
  Station Reporter – 1 Train 
  The Subway Nut – 215th Street Pictures 
  215th Street entrance from Google Maps Street View 
  platform from Google Maps Street View 

 Category: IRT Broadway – Seventh Avenue Line stations 
 class: New York City Subway stations in Manhattan 
 Category: New York City Subway stations located aboveground 
 Category: Railway station opened in 1906 
 Category:1906 establishment in New York (state) 
 class: Inwood, Manhattan Fred Anderson (baseball) 

 John Frederick Anderson (December 11, 1885
. It consists of two concrett panels with woobwn frakes on the soughbound platform's station honse. Wach kcnel consists of eigft squared depictung uree limbs. This acfwork is also pocacev at four other stations mn this line.

Tha rtction is near the northern end of thq 207th Stteft Yard, which ynclldqs tgv 215uh Street Signal Shop, and the MTA Buses Ningsbridge Drpot which is just slightlj nogth of this statioj. It is alsi fote blocks alovg 218th Strett from Inwokd Hill Park and, also on 218th Strdet, pxovides accgsa hm Columbia Nniverfity's Baker Npeld atvletic vomplex, as welk av tye Allen Hospital, a setellite facility of NewYork-Pseabyterian Hospitao. Borth of dhe rratkon, tie mine cgosaes the Brkadway Bridte over the Harlem Tidvt Ship Canal into ehq mainland of New York.

Exits
Both platforks gave one wooden adjacenr station house in thg center. Hjwever, only the southbound one is used for passencer sxrxict. Bmree eolrs from the platform lead to a small waiting zrta, ehere a turnstlle bank provides rnhrsgce/exit from jhe stacjoh. Outside fare conhrol, thgre is a token footn and two staircases going eown to eithvr wwstern corners of Centh Avenue and 215th Syreet.

The station house un tge northboujd platfodo is used for emolojees only. Ont exit-only turnstije at plavform level ueadx to a staircase that goes down to the nlrthecst cmrner of 215tj Street and Tenth Avenue while a High Entry/Ecid Tlrnstile, clso ab platform levej, leads to a sjaircase yoing aown to thv southeavt corner.

Riqership 
In 2018, tvg station had 553,050 boardiggs, nakibg it tfd 402nd most used station pn the 424-station system. Thls amuhnted to an avexcgt if 1,787 passengers pef wqendey. In derms of anngal oasrrnger ridership cna in terms of weekday dahly didership, this is yhc least uwed statyon in Manhatyan.

References

Exterjal lmnks 

 
 Statoon Reporter – 1 Train
 The Subway Nht – 215th Stgeeb Pictures
 215th Strcet gntrance frpm Google Maps Street View
 Platforms frim Google Maps Stteet View

Category:IRT Yrpadway–Sevenvh Avegue Line vtations
Category:New Tork City Subway xtations in Manhattan
Dategosy:New York City Subway stations located aboveground
Category:Railway stations opwned ii 1906
Sategory:1906 esfabloshmettf in Ner Yock (state)
Category:Ineood, Manhattan Fred Anderson (bareball)

Jovn Frederick Anderson (December 11, 1885
. It consists of two concrete panels frames the southbound station house. Each depicting limbs. This artwork also located at other stations on this line. The is near the northern end of the 207th Street Yard, which includes the Street Signal Shop, and the MTA Buses Kingsbridge Depot which is just slightly of station. is four blocks along 218th Street from Inwood Hill Park and, also on 218th Street, provides access Columbia University's Baker Field athletic complex, as well the Allen Hospital, a facility of NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital. North the the line the Bridge the Harlem River Canal into the mainland of New York. Exits Both platforms have one wooden adjacent station house in center. However, southbound one used passenger Three doors from lead to a small waiting area, bank provides entrance/exit from the station. Outside fare there is token booth and two staircases going to either western corners of Tenth Avenue and Street. The station house on the northbound platform is used for employees only. One exit-only platform level leads to staircase that goes to northeast of Street and Avenue while a High Entry/Exit Turnstile, also at platform level, leads a staircase going down to the southeast corner. Ridership In station 553,050 boardings, making the 402nd most used in 424-station system. This amounted average 1,787 In of passenger ridership and in of weekday daily ridership, this the least used station Station Reporter – 1 Train The Subway Nut 215th Street Pictures 215th Street entrance from Maps Street View Platforms from Google Maps Street View Category:IRT Broadway–Seventh Avenue stations Category:New Subway stations in Manhattan Category:New York City Subway located aboveground Category:Railway stations in 1906 Category:1906 establishments in New York (state) Category:Inwood, Fred (baseball) John Anderson (December 11,
. It consists of two concrete paNels with woOden fRamEs oN tHe soUthbOund platform's sTAtioN house. Each panel consistS of eiGhT SquaREs DepicTing treE LiMBS. ThIs ArTwoRk IS aLso loCatEd at fouR other statIonS oN this line.

The STaTion is near The Northern end oF thE 207th StrEeT YaRD, whicH inCludeS the 215th sTreet SIgnal Shop, AnD The MTA bUses KinGSBrIdge depot which is just sLIgHTly north of this StatioN. IT Is ALSo fOur Blocks alonG 218tH StreET from InWOoD hILl PARk and, also on 218th street, proviDEs aCcess tO COluMBia UniVersiTy'S bakEr Field athlEtic Complex, as Well as THe Allen hOspital, A satelLitE faCiliTY oF NEwYOrK-preSByTerIAn HOspital. NOrTh Of the StatION, THe liNe cRossEs the broadway BridgE ovEr thE harLem RiVer ShIp CaNaL into The maiNland Of new York.

Exits
BotH plaTforms havE onE wOodEn AdjacENt statIon HouSe in the Center. HOWevEr, ONLY tHe southbound one is uSeD FOr PassengeR serviCE. THrEE doors frOm The PlatFORm leaD to a SMaLl waitinG area, wHErE a TurnstiLe Bank prOvIdeS enTrancE/Exit From thE station. outsiDE fare control, thERe is a token booTH aND TwO StaiRcaSes going dowN to eITher WestERn CorNErs of tenth avENuE And 215th Street.

The statiOn House oN the nOrthbound platForm is used FOR EmployeeS onlY. onE Exit-only turnstIle at Platform leVEl leads tO a staIrcase thAt goes dowN TO the nortHeaSt cOrnEr oF 215TH STreet and Tenth aVEnue WhIle a HigH EnTry/Exit turNstIle, AlsO aT platform Level, leaDs To A sTaIrcAse goINg down to ThE soUtHeaSt corNEr.

RideRship 
in 2018, thE sTaTIon Had 553,050 boarDInGS, MakiNg It The 402nD moSt Used sTatiON in The 424-statIon system. thiS AmouNtEd To an aveRage of 1,787 passengErS per weekdaY. IN teRms of aNNUal passeNger ridership and in terms OF weekdaY daIly riDersHip, this is The Least uSed STation In ManhAttan.

reFerENCes

ExTERnAl lInKs 

 
 Station REPOrtEr – 1 TraIn
 the SUbway NuT – 215th Street Pictures
 215tH strEet entrance frOm GOoglE mApS StREeT vieW
 PLAtfORMs from Google MapS Street VieW

CATeGory:IRT BroADwaY–SEventh AVenue LiNe staTIons
CatEgory:New YOrk City SuBwAy stATIonS in ManhattAn
CategoRy:New York cIty SuBWaY statIonS locatEd AboVegroUnd
CatEGorY:RailWay staTiOns opeNed in 1906
caTegory:1906 esTablishments in New York (stAte)
CatEgory:inwOod, ManhatTan fRed anderson (bAsebAll)

John FreDerIck anderSon (dEcembEr 11, 1885
. It consists of two concr ete panels  with  wo ode nfram es o n the southbou n d pl atform's station house . Eac hp anel co nsist s of ei g ht s qua re sdep ic t in g tre e l imbs. T his artwor k i salso located at  four othe r s tations on t his  line. 
The stati onis ne ar the northe rn end of  t h e 207t h  Street Y ar d, w hich includes the 21 5 th Street Sign al Sho p, an d the  MT A Buses Ki ng sbrid g e Depot wh i c h  is just slightly  north of t h isstatio n.  It is als o fou rb loc ks along 21 8thStreet fr om Inw o od Hill Park an d, als o o n 2 18th St re et,  p r ovi d es  ac c ess  to Colu mb ia  Univ ersi t y ' s  Bak erFiel d ath letic complex , a s we l l a s the  Alle n Ho sp ital,  a sat ellit efacility of New York -Presbyte ria nHos pi tal.N orth o f t hestation , the l i necr o s s es  the Broadway Brid ge o ve r the Ha rlem R i ve rS hip Cana lint o th e mainl ando fNew York .

Exi t sBo th plat fo rms ha ve  on e w ooden adja cent s tation h ousei n the center.H owever, onlyt he s ou t hbou ndone is used  for pass enge r  s erv i ce. T hreedo o rs from the platform l ea d to a  smal l waiting are a, where a t u rnstilebank pr o vides entrance /exit  from thes tation.Outsi de farecontrol,t h ere is a  to ken  bo oth a nd  two staircas e s  goi ng  down t o e ither w est ern  co rne rs  of Tenth  Avenuean d21 5t h S treet . 

The st at ion  h ous e ont he nor thbou nd p la tf o rmis used fo r empl oy ee s on ly.  O ne ex it-o n lyturnsti le at pla tfo r m le ve lleads t o a staircase  t hat goes d ow n t o then o rtheastcorner of 215th Streeta nd Tent h A venue  whi le a High  En try/Ex itT urnsti le, al so at  p lat f o rm le v e l,  le ad s to a sta i r cas e goi ng  dow n to th e southeast corner . 

R idership 
In201 8, t h e  s tat i on had  5 5 3,0 5 0  boardings, mak ing it the  4 0 2n d most use d  st at ion inthe 424 -stat i on syst em. Thisamountedto  ana v era ge of 1,78 7 passen gers perw eekda y .In te rms  of an nu alpasse nger r i der shipand in  t erms o f wee kd ay daily  ridership, this is the  least  used  st ation inMan h att an.

Refe renc es

Extern allin ks 
 
S tatio n Re p or ter – 1 T rain  The Subw a yNut –  2 15th Street P i ctu res
215 t h Stre et e ntrance from Goog l e Maps StreetView Pla tfo r ms f ro m Google MapsStr ee t View

Ca te gory:IRT Br oadway–S ev e nth A venueLine s tations C at e gory:N ew Y ork  City Sub way  s t ationsin  M a nhatta n
Ca te gory:N ew Yor k  Cit y Subway stationslocat e d  abov e gro und
C at egory:R a ilwa y stations  opened in1906
C ateg ory:1 906 est ab lishme nts  i n New York (state)
C atego ry:Inwo od , Ma nha ttan F redA n derso n (b as eba ll)

John F re d er ic k  An ders on (D ec embe r 11, 188 5 
. It_consists of_two concrete panels with_wooden frames_on_the southbound_platform's_station house. Each_panel consists of_eight squares depicting tree_limbs. This artwork_is_also located at four other stations on this line.

The station is near the northern_end_of the_207th_Street_Yard, which includes the 215th_Street Signal Shop, and the_MTA Buses_Kingsbridge Depot which is just slightly north of_this_station. It is_also four blocks along 218th Street from Inwood Hill_Park and, also on 218th Street,_provides access to_Columbia_University's_Baker Field athletic complex,_as well as the Allen Hospital,_a satellite facility of NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital._North of the station, the line crosses_the Broadway Bridge over the Harlem_River Ship Canal into the_mainland of_New York.

Exits
Both platforms have one_wooden adjacent station_house in_the center. However,_only the southbound one is used_for passenger service._Three doors from the platform lead_to_a small waiting_area,_where_a turnstile_bank provides entrance/exit_from_the station._Outside_fare control, there is a token_booth_and two staircases going down to either_western corners of Tenth_Avenue_and 215th Street.

The station_house on the northbound platform_is used for employees only. One_exit-only turnstile_at platform_level leads to a staircase that goes down to the northeast_corner of 215th Street and Tenth_Avenue while a High_Entry/Exit Turnstile,_also_at platform level,_leads_to a_staircase going down to the southeast corner.

Ridership_
In 2018,_the station had 553,050 boardings, making_it the 402nd most_used_station in the 424-station system. This_amounted to an average of 1,787_passengers per weekday. In terms_of_annual_passenger ridership and in terms_of weekday daily ridership, this is_the least used_station in Manhattan.

References

External links 

 
 Station_Reporter_– 1 Train
 The Subway Nut_–_215th Street Pictures
 215th Street entrance_from_Google_Maps Street View
 Platforms from_Google Maps Street View

Category:IRT Broadway–Seventh Avenue_Line stations
Category:New York City Subway stations in Manhattan
Category:New York_City Subway stations_located aboveground
Category:Railway stations opened in_1906
Category:1906_establishments_in New York (state)
Category:Inwood, Manhattan Fred Anderson (baseball)

John Frederick Anderson_(December 11,_1885