English: LIRR's Farmingdale Station, build in 1890 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, was fully restored to its original historical brick architecture in 2018, capturing and preserving its history and character. In celebration of its rich history, historic photos were placed alongside a commemorative plaque in remembrance of its past.

Other station improvements include: • Building upgrades: A new waiting room with terrazzo flooring, newly redone ADA accessible restrooms, tile and wood wall and ceiling finishes, windows, doors, electrical, plumbing and HVAC upgrades. • Easier navigation: The pedestrian underpass rehabilitated, and new wayfinding signage installed along with, bike racks, benches, USB charging stations, technology counters, and LCD information displays to further enhance the customer experience. • Safety and Efficiency: New CCTV cameras installed, platform repairs, and new LED platform lighting. • Improved ADA accessibility: A new ramp was installed. • Customer comfort: Free public Wi-Fi, digital information display totems, and new trash receptacles throughout the station.

Photo: MTA Capital Construction/Trent Reeves