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21 Street, Jackson Avenue, Northern Boulevard, Harbor Road, Main Street, Fort Salonga Road, Saint Johnland Road, North Country Road, Hulse Avenue, Parker Road Eastbound Views (Archived) These pictures show Northern Boulevard in Bayside prior to the installation of many of the oversized street signs. At that time, there were only signs at Bell Boulevard and 221 Street. Photos taken February 2006. This picture shows the interchange with the Cross Island Parkway when construction work was in progress. Photo taken February 2006. These signs used to mark the intersection with Port Washington Boulevard (NY 101). They have been replaced with new signs that give the street name as well as the route name and that also instruct motorists to turn right for Searingtown Road (CR 101) and the Long Island Expressway (I-495). Photos taken January 2007. During the reconstruction of the Roslyn Viaduct, which lasted from 2006 until 2011, temporary signs were posted along the section of Northern Boulevard before the viaduct to advise motorists of the work zone ahead. Photos taken January 2007. This photo shows the Roslyn Viaduct eastbound before reconstruction began in 2006. Photo taken August 2003. These photos show the Roslyn Viaduct during the first phase of its reconstruction, which lasted from 2006 through 2009. During this phase, half of the original viaduct was demolished to make room for the half of the new viaduct that was constructed during this time. The remaining half was divided into three lanes (in the space where there were previously only two). The middle lane was reversible to accommodate traffic flow. Temporary traffic lights overhead indicated which lane or lanes to use for each direction. Photos taken January 2007. These photos show the Roslyn Viaduct during the second phase of its reconstruction, which lasted from 2009 through 2010. During this phase, traffic was routed across the half of the new viaduct that was completed during first phase, while the remaining half of the original viaduct was torn down and the second half of the new viaduct was built in its place. The temporary traffic lights were moved to the new viaduct for this phase. Photos taken January 2010. These photos show the Roslyn Viaduct as its reconstruction was nearing completion. Both halves of the viaduct were open and the temporary traffic lights had been removed, but the lanes were still very narrow and there was no shoulder. Photos taken January 2011. This photograph shows Northern Boulevard eastbound in Roslyn prior to the installation of the green sign that currently marks the intersection with Chestnut Drive. Chestnut Drive is to the right at the second traffic light in the picture. Photo taken January 2007. This gas station, located at the intersection of NY 25A and Greenlawn Road, is no longer a Texaco station. It is now a Shell station. Photo taken August 2003.

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