This is what the station currently looks like today…
Built in 1906 in the 4th arrondissement of Paris and closed in 1936, Arsenal is today used as a sort of dumping ground by RATP (the transport operator of Paris) for testing equipment. While some of the ghost stations were closed down due to a lack of passenger use, others never even saw a single traveler on their platforms after planning was scrapped and access from the streets above was never even built.
The ghosts of the Parisian underground could soon be resurrected,
if city voters play their cards right in the upcoming mayoral elections. Promising candidate Nathalie Koziuscot-Morizet, who would become the first female to ever hold the post in the capital, has released the first sketches of her plans to reclaim the city of light’s abandoned stations:
This color-coded view of Hubble's most comprehensive image of the universe's evolution shows which instruments on the space telescope are responsible for the colors seen in the frame. Nearly 10,000 galaxies are represented in this Hubble view released on June 3, 2014.
A Halloween picture from years ago; Mabel Retro Rockzap.....
the first CRZ.
I was offered up to 300 dollars for her by a half dozen people, but I refused to sell this one.
The police took it in the raid.