Quincy

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Quincy is a historic elevated rapid transit station in downtown Chicago’s Loop, known for its preserved 19th-century architecture and service on multiple Chicago 'L' lines.

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Quincy canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chicago "L" station
elevated railway station
rapid transit station
accessible partially
ADAAccessible yes
architecturalStyle late 19th-century transit architecture
country United States
electrification third rail
fareControl turnstiles
fareSystem Ventra
fareZone CTA system flat fare
hasFeature canopies
elevators
farecard vending machines
historic station houses
lighting fixtures
ornamental railings
stairways
vintage-style signage
wooden platforms
hasPreservedElements historic architectural details
original station houses
historicDesignation one of the oldest surviving Chicago "L" stations
locatedIn Chicago, Illinois
Loop, Chicago
linked to: Loop (Chicago)

United States
locatedOnLoop southwestern quadrant of the Loop elevated
nearLandmark Chicago Board of Trade Building
Willis Tower
financial district of Chicago
nearStreet Adams Street NERFINISHED
Quincy Street NERFINISHED
Wells Street NERFINISHED
numberOfTracks 2
openingDate 1897
openingPeriod late 19th century
operator Chicago Transit Authority
ownedBy Chicago Transit Authority
partOfNetwork Chicago "L"
partOfSystem Chicago Transit Authority rail system
linked to: CTA rail network
platformConfiguration two side platforms
servedByLine Brown Line
Orange Line
Pink Line
Purple Line Express
servesArea Chicago Loop business district
linked to: Chicago Loop

downtown Chicago
structureType elevated

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CTA Brown Line hasStation Quincy