List of former Chicago "L" stations

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This is a list of former stations on the Chicago "L" . This list includes stations that have been demolished, partially demolished, and stations that are abandoned or closed, but are not open for passenger service.

The majority of these stations existed on now demolished "L" lines, but some exist on current lines.

Stations

Key for closed stations

Symbol	Meaning
Ⓣ	Designated transfer stations within the Chicago "L" system
†	Terminal station

18th on the South Side Main Line

58th

Racine on the Englewood branch

The Wells Street Terminal

California in the median of I-290

Kostner

Central

Laramie

Washington/State station

Station	Branch	Location	Opened	Closed	Status
5th Avenue	Westchester	Maywood	October 1, 1926 [c] [1]	December 9, 1951 [b]	Demolished
11th Avenue	Westchester	Maywood	October 1, 1926 [c] [1]	December 9, 1951 [b]	Demolished
14th Place	Douglas	Near West Side	April 28, 1896 [2]	December 9, 1951 [3]	Demolished
17th Avenue	Westchester	Maywood	October 1, 1926 [c] [1]	December 9, 1951 [b]	Demolished
18th Street	South Side Elevated	Near South Side	June 6, 1892	August 1, 1949 [4] [5]	Demolished
25th Avenue	Westchester	Maywood	October 1, 1926 [c] [1]	December 9, 1951 [b]	Demolished
26th Street	South Side Elevated	Near South Side	June 6, 1892	August 1, 1949 [4] [5]	Demolished
29th Street	South Side Elevated	Douglas	June 6, 1892	August 1, 1949 [4] [5]	Demolished
31st Street	South Side Elevated	Douglas	June 6, 1892	August 1, 1949 [4] [5]	Demolished
33rd Street	South Side Elevated	Douglas	June 6, 1892	August 1, 1949 [4] [5]	Demolished
42nd Place †	Kenwood	Kenwood	September 20, 1907	December 1, 1957 [6] [7]	Demolished
50th Avenue	Douglas	Cicero	August 16, 1910	1978	Relocated
58th	South Side Elevated	Washington Park	January 22, 1893	January 9, 1994 [8]	Demolished
58th Avenue	Douglas	Cicero	August 1, 1915	February 3, 1952 [9]	Demolished
61st	Jackson Park	Washington Park	January 22, 1893	January 9, 1994 [8]	Demolished
65th Street	Normal Park	Englewood	May 26, 1907	January 29, 1954 [10]	Demolished
69th Street †	Normal Park	Englewood	May 26, 1907	January 29, 1954 [10]	Demolished
Armour	Stock Yards	Union Stock Yards	April 8, 1908	October 7, 1957 [11]	Demolished
Asbury	Niles Center	Evanston	March 28, 1925 [12]	March 27, 1948 [13]	Partially demolished
Austin	Douglas	Cicero	August 1, 1915	February 3, 1952 [9]	Demolished
Austin	Garfield Park	Oak Park	March 11, 1905 [c]	March 18, 1960	Demolished
Bellwood	Westchester	Bellwood	October 1, 1926	December 9, 1951 [3]	Demolished
Buena	North Side Main Line	Buena Park	May 31, 1900 [14]	August 1, 1949 [5]	Demolished
California	Congress	East Garfield Park	June 22, 1958 [15] [16]	September 2, 1973 [17]	Abandoned
California	Garfield Park	East Garfield Park	June 19, 1895 [18]	September 27, 1953 [19]	Demolished
California	Humboldt Park	West Town	July 29, 1895	May 4, 1952 [20]	Demolished
Calvary	Evanston	Evanston	May 16, 1908 [d] [21]	June 30, 1931	Demolished
Campbell	Lake Street	Near West Side	November 6, 1893 [22] [23]	April 4, 1948 [24]	Demolished
Canal	Lake Street	The Loop	November 6, 1893 [22] [23]	October 16, 1909	Demolished
Canal	Metropolitan Main Line	Near West Side	May 6, 1895 [25]	June 22, 1958	Demolished
Canterbury	Westchester	Westchester	December 1, 1930	December 9, 1951 [3]	Demolished
Central	Congress	Austin	October 10, 1960	September 2, 1973 [17]	Abandoned
Central	Douglas	Cicero	August 1, 1912	February 3, 1952 [9]	Demolished
Central	Garfield Park	Austin	March 11, 1905 [c]	October 11, 1960	Demolished
Chicago	Logan Square	East Village	May 6, 1895 [25]	February 25, 1951	Demolished
Cicero	Garfield Park	Austin	June 19, 1895 [18]	June 21, 1958	Demolished
Clark	North Side Main Line	Lakeview	June 9, 1900 [26]	August 1, 1949 [5]	Partially demolished
Congress Terminal †	South Side Elevated	The Loop	June 6, 1892 [27]	August 1, 1949 [a] [4] [5]	Demolished
Congress/Wabash	South Side Elevated	The Loop	October 18, 1897	August 1, 1949 [4] [5]	Demolished
Cottage Grove/Drexel	Kenwood	Kenwood	September 20, 1907	December 1, 1957 [6] [7]	Demolished
Crawford-East Prairie	Niles Center	Skokie	March 28, 1925	March 27, 1948 [13]	Partially demolished
Dearborn/Van Buren	Loop	The Loop	October 3, 1897 [28]	1949	Demolished
Division	Logan Square	Wicker Park	May 6, 1895 [25]	February 25, 1951	Demolished
Division	North Side Main Line	Old Town	May 31, 1900 [14]	August 1, 1949 [5]	Demolished
Dodge	Niles Center	Evanston	March 28, 1925 [29]	March 27, 1948 [13]	Demolished
Dorchester	Jackson Park	Woodlawn	April 23, 1893	January 13, 1973 [30]	Demolished
Douglas Park	Douglas	South Lawndale	June 16, 1902	May 3, 1952	Demolished
Drake	Douglas	North Lawndale	March 10, 1902 [31]	December 9, 1951 [3]	Demolished
Ellis/Lake Park	Kenwood	Kenwood	September 20, 1907	December 1, 1957 [6] [7]	Demolished
Exchange	Stock Yards	Union Stock Yards	April 8, 1908 [32]	October 7, 1957 [11]	Demolished
Fifth/Lake	Loop	The Loop	September 22, 1895 [33] [34]	December 17, 1899	Demolished
Forest Park †	Lake Street	Forest Park	May 20, 1910	October 28, 1962	Demolished
Franklin Terminal †	Metropolitan Main Line	The Loop	May 13, 1895 [35]	1897	Demolished
Franklin/Van Buren	Metropolitan Main Line	The Loop	October 11, 1897	October 11, 1955	Demolished
Garfield Park	Garfield Park	West Garfield Park	June 19, 1895 [18]	September 20, 1953	Demolished
Grace	North Side Main Line	Wrigleyville	June 7, 1900 [26]	August 1, 1949 [5]	Demolished
Grand	Logan Square	Near West Side	May 6, 1895 [25]	February 25, 1951	Demolished
Grand	North Side Main Line	Near North Side	1921	September 20, 1970 [36]	Demolished
Gunderson	Garfield Park	Oak Park	March 11, 1905 [c]	1957	Demolished
Halsted	Lake Street	Near West Side	November 6, 1893 [22] [23]	January 9, 1994 [8]	Demolished
Halsted	Metropolitan Main Line	Near West Side	May 6, 1895 [25]	1958	Demolished
Halsted	North Side Main Line	Lincoln Park	May 31, 1900 [14]	August 1, 1949 [5]	Demolished
Halsted	Stock Yards	New City	April 8, 1908	October 7, 1957 [11]	Demolished
Hamlin	Lake Street	West Garfield Park	January 1894	March 18, 1956	Demolished
Hannah	Garfield Park	Forest Park	March 11, 1905 [c]	September 14, 1952	Demolished
Harlem	Garfield Park	Forest Park	March 11, 1905 [c]	March 19, 1960	Demolished
Harrison	Westchester	Bellwood	October 1, 1926 [1]	December 9, 1951 [3]	Demolished
Harvard	Englewood	Englewood	November 3, 1906	February 9, 1992 [37] [38]	Demolished
Homan	Douglas	North Lawndale	March 10, 1902 [31]	December 9, 1951 [3]	Demolished
Homan	Lake Street	East Garfield Park	November 6, 1893 [22] [23]	January 9, 1994 [8]	Demolished
Home	Garfield Park	Oak Park	March 11, 1905 [c]	September 20, 1953	Demolished
Hoyne	Garfield Park	Near West Side	June 19, 1895 [18]	September 27, 1953 [19]	Demolished
Humboldt Park	Humboldt Park	Humboldt Park	November 11, 1902	May 4, 1952 [20]	Demolished
Isabella	Evanston	Evanston	April 1, 1912 [39]	July 16, 1973 [39]	Demolished
Jackson Park †	Jackson Park	Jackson Park	May 12, 1893	October 31, 1893	Demolished
Jackson Park †	Jackson Park	Woodlawn	May 12, 1893	March 4, 1982	Demolished
Kenton	Douglas	North Lawndale	May 22, 1907	December 9, 1951 [3]	Demolished
Kedzie	Garfield Park	East Garfield Park	June 19, 1895 [18]	June 21, 1958	Demolished
Kedzie	Humboldt Park	Humboldt Park	July 29, 1895	May 4, 1952 [20]	Demolished
Kilbourn	Garfield Park	West Garfield Park	June 19, 1895 [18]	June 21, 1958	Demolished
Kinzie	North Side Main Line	Near North Side	May 31, 1900 [40]	1921	Demolished
Kostner	Congress	West Garfield Park	August 5, 1962 [41]	September 2, 1973 [17]	Abandoned
Kostner	Lake Street	West Garfield Park	March 1894	April 4, 1948 [24]	Demolished
Kostner	Niles Center	Skokie	March 28, 1925	March 27, 1948 [13]	Demolished
Laflin	Metropolitan Main Line	Near West Side	May 6, 1895 [25]	December 9, 1951	Demolished
Lake Street Transfer Ⓣ	Logan Square Lake Street	Near West Side	May 6, 1895 [25]	February 25, 1951	Demolished
Laramie	Douglas	Cicero	August 16, 1910	August 16, 2003	Closed
Laramie †	Garfield Park	Austin	August 25, 1902 [42]	June 21, 1958	Demolished
Larrabee	North Side Main Line	Cabrini–Green	June 6, 1900 [26]	August 1, 1949 [5]	Demolished
Lawndale	Douglas	North Lawndale	March 10, 1902 [31]	December 9, 1951 [3]	Demolished
Lawndale †	Humboldt Park	Humboldt Park	July 29, 1895 [43]	May 4, 1952 [20]	Demolished
Logan Square	Logan Square	Logan Square	May 25, 1895	February 1, 1970	Demolished
Lombard	Douglas	Cicero	August 1, 1915	February 3, 1952 [9]	Demolished
Lombard	Garfield Park	Oak Park	March 11, 1905 [c]	September 20, 1953	Demolished
Lombard	Lake Street	Oak Park	January 25, 1901 [44]	April 4, 1948 [24]	Demolished
Loomis †	Englewood	Englewood	July 13, 1907	1969	Demolished
Loomis	Lake Street	Near West Side	November 6, 1893 [22] [23]	April 4, 1954 [45] [46]	Demolished
Madison	Logan Square	Near West Side	May 6, 1895 [25]	February 25, 1951	Demolished
Madison/Wabash	Loop	The Loop	November 8, 1896 [47]	March 16, 2015 [48] [49]	Demolished
Madison/Wells	Loop	The Loop	October 3, 1897 [28]	January 30, 1994	Demolished
Main	Niles Center	Skokie	March 28, 1925	March 27, 1948 [13]	Demolished
Mannheim/​22nd †	Westchester	Westchester	December 1, 1930	December 9, 1951 [3]	Demolished
Marion	Lake Street	Oak Park	January 25, 1901 [44] [50]	October 28, 1962	Demolished
Market Terminal †	Market	The Loop	November 6, 1893 [22] [23]	April 4, 1948 [24]	Demolished
Marquette Road	Normal Park	Englewood	May 26, 1907	January 29, 1954 [10]	Demolished
Marshfield	Metropolitan Main Line	Near West Side	May 6, 1895 [25]	April 4, 1954 [45] [46]	Demolished
Menard	Lake Street	Austin	April 15, 1899 [51]	April 4, 1948 [24]	Demolished
North Water Terminal †	North Side Main Line	Near North Side	November 17, 1908 [52]	August 1, 1949 [5]	Demolished
Oak	North Side Main Line	Near North Side	1906	August 1, 1949 [5]	Demolished
Oak Park †	Douglas	Berwyn	March 16, 1924	February 3, 1952 [9]	Demolished
Oak Park	Garfield Park	Oak Park	March 11, 1905 [c]	March 19, 1960	Demolished
Oakley	Lake Street	Near West Side	circa 1893-94	April 4, 1948 [24]	Demolished
Ogden	Garfield Park	Near West Side	June 19, 1895 [18]	September 27, 1953 [19]	Demolished
Packers	Stock Yards	Union Stock Yards	April 8, 1908	October 7, 1957 [11]	Demolished
Parnell	Englewood	Englewood	December 24, 1906 [53]	August 1, 1949 [5]	Demolished
Pershing	South Side Elevated	Douglas	June 6, 1892 [27]	August 1, 1949 [4] [5]	Demolished
Princeton	Englewood	Englewood	December 10, 1905	August 1, 1949 [5]	Demolished
Pulaski	Garfield Park	West Garfield Park	June 19, 1895 [18]	June 22, 1958	Demolished
Racine	Englewood	Englewood	February 25, 1907	January 9, 1994 [8]	Abandoned
Racine	Lake Street	Near West Side	November 6, 1893 [22] [23]	April 4, 1948 [24]	Demolished
Racine	Metropolitan Main Line	Near West Side	May 6, 1895 [25]	April 4, 1954 [45] [46]	Demolished
Racine	Stock Yards	Union Stock Yards	April 8, 1908	October 7, 1957 [11]	Demolished
Randolph/Market	Market	The Loop	November 1893	April 4, 1948 [24]	Demolished
Randolph/​Wabash	Loop	The Loop	November 8, 1896 [47]	September 3, 2017 [54]	Demolished
Randolph/Wells Ⓣ	Loop	The Loop	October 3, 1897 [28]	July 17, 1995	Partially demolished
Ravenswood	Ravenswood	Ravenswood	May 18, 1907 [55]	August 1, 1949 [5]	Demolished
Ridge	Niles Center	Evanston	March 28, 1925 [56]	March 27, 1948 [13]	Demolished
Ridgeland	Douglas	Berwyn	March 16, 1924	February 3, 1952 [9]	Demolished
Ridgeland	Garfield Park	Oak Park	September 6, 1957	March 20, 1960	Demolished
Roosevelt	Douglas	Near West Side	April 28, 1896 [2]	May 3, 1952	Demolished
Roosevelt	Westchester	Westchester	October 1, 1926 [1]	December 9, 1951 [3]	Demolished
Sacramento	Lake Street	East Garfield Park	March 1894	April 4, 1948 [24]	Demolished
Sacramento	Garfield Park	East Garfield Park	June 19, 1895 [18]	June 10, 1952	Demolished
Schiller	North Side Main Line	Old Town	May 31, 1900 [14]	August 1, 1949 [5]	Demolished
South Parkway	Kenwood	Kenwood	September 20, 1907	December 1, 1957 [6] [7]	Demolished
St. Louis	Garfield Park	East Garfield Park	June 19, 1895 [18]	June 21, 1958	Demolished
St. Louis	Humboldt Park	Humboldt Park	July 29, 1895	May 4, 1952 [20]	Demolished
State	Englewood	Washington Park	November 3, 1905	September 2, 1973 [17]	Demolished
Swift	Stock Yards	Union Stock Yards	April 8, 1908	October 7, 1957 [11]	Demolished
Tripp	Garfield Park	West Garfield Park	June 19, 1895 [18]	June 21, 1958	Demolished
University †	Jackson Park	Woodlawn	April 23, 1893	January 9, 1994 [8]	Demolished
Vincennes	Kenwood	Kenwood	September 20, 1907	December 1, 1957 [6] [7]	Demolished
Wallace	Stock Yards	New City	April 8, 1908	May 3, 1952	Demolished
Washington Ⓣ	State Street Subway	The Loop	October 17, 1943 [57]	October 23, 2006 [58]	Closed
Webster	North Side Main Line	Lincoln Park	June 9, 1900 [26]	August 1, 1949 [5]	Demolished
Wells Street Terminal †	Metropolitan Main Line	The Loop	October 3, 1904	December 9, 1951 [b]	Demolished
Wentworth	Englewood	Englewood	December 10, 1905	February 9, 1992 [37] [38]	Partially demolished
Western	Garfield Park	Near West Side	June 19, 1895 [18]	September 27, 1953 [19]	Demolished
Western	Humboldt Park	Bucktown	July 29, 1895	May 4, 1952 [20]	Demolished
Willow	North Side Main Line	Lincoln Park	1905	May 17, 1942 [59]	Demolished
Wood	Douglas	Lower West Side	April 28, 1896 [2]	May 19, 1957	Demolished
Wood	Lake Street	Near West Side	November 6, 1893 [22] [23]	November 1913	Demolished
Wrightwood	North Side Main Line	Lincoln Park	May 31, 1900 [14]	August 1, 1949 [5]	Demolished

Reopened stations

Station	Line	Opened	Closed	Reopened
Ashland Ⓣ	Green Pink	November 6, 1893 [22] [23]	April 4, 1948 [24]	February 25, 1951 [60]
California	Green	November 6, 1893 [22]	February 9, 1992 [37] [38]	July 13, 1996
Cermak–McCormick Place	Green	June 6, 1892	September 9, 1977	February 8, 2015 [61]
Damen	Green	November 6, 1893 [22] [23]	April 4, 1948 [24]	August 5, 2024 [62]
Dempster–Skokie †	Yellow	March 28, 1925 [63]	March 27, 1948 [a]	April 20, 1964 [64]
Grand	Blue	February 25, 1951	February 9, 1992 [37] [38]	June 25, 1999 [65]
Harold Washington Library–State/Van Buren Ⓣ	Brown Orange Pink Purple	October 3, 1897	September 2, 1973 [17]	June 22, 1997
Morgan	Green Pink	November 6, 1893 [22] [23]	April 4, 1948 [24]	May 18, 2012 [66]
Oakton–Skokie	Yellow	March 28, 1925	March 27, 1948 [13]	April 30, 2012 [67]
Paulina	Brown	May 18, 1907 [55]	September 2, 1973 [17]	October 17, 1973
Roosevelt Ⓣ	Green Orange	June 6, 1892 [27]	August 1, 1949 [a] [4] [5]	November 1, 1993
Sedgwick	Brown Purple	May 31, 1900	January 13, 1973 [30]	April 23, 1973

Notes

• ^a Station remained in service on the North Shore Line after the "L" withdrew service.
• ^b Station remained in service on the Chicago Aurora and Elgin after the "L" withdrew service.
• ^c Station opened on the Aurora Elgin and Chicago Railway prior to the start of "L" service. March 11, 1905, is the day "L" service began at this station.
• ^d Station opened on the Milwaukee Road's Evanston branch prior to the start of "L" service. May 16, 1908, is the day "L" service began at this station.

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