Morgan Avenue Subway Station

To me this is kind of one of those subway stations that I’d say is located in middle of no where, for Williamsburg that is normal. There is the Bogart entrance, I consider the main one then the other is actually on Morgan Avenue. The problem with the Bogart street entrance there is just the subway turnstiles with no booth or machines to add money to your Metrocards. Plenty of art stuff, hipster people and there is a taco truck right at entrance of Bogart side. Typical Williamsburg stop on L line I guess, it is closer to Broadway Junction so can you usually get home faster when in this area.

It’s your average station along the L line. It’s got two entrances, and you don’t have to enter separately to go either direction.

If you’re looking for subway art, this is a great station for it. This particular art is often more in the realm of social commentary & a good way to take the city’s «temperature» on various issues. I’ve seen some very creative stuff at this stop, far better than the homophobic garbage or random scribbles in many of the stations.
One possible reason for more creativity in the art is this station’s location in Hipsterville. You can also get to either side of the train from this stop (no need to pay more money if you accidentally got in on the wrong side). Cleaner than some of the stations off the L but in no way pristine. Why aren’t the new hipsters complaining about this?