Opened on 26 October 1952.
Blackeberg is noted for its striking ticket hall, designed by Peter Celsing, who is also noted for the Stockolm Cultural Centre (Kulturhuset) at Sergels torg in the center of Stockholm.
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A view of the ticket hall at Blackeberg. This view looks timetable south, toward
Islandstorget station and Blackebergs torg, the
square outside this station. The lower window, which is dark, actually looks out
onto the south part of the station. There's a picture of this window farther down
the page that was taken from the station platform.
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This view looks (timetable) north.
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A (timetable) west-facing view of the ticket hall.
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This view of the ticket hall shows the rather unusual staircases up to
the large windows a little better.
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Two contrasting north-facing views from in front of the station exit on the
south side of the ticket hall.
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A view of the square outside the station.
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The station entrance seen from the square.
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A northbound train departing Blackeberg.
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A southbound train running light (note the red text in the platform sign;
it means "NO BOARDING") approaching Blackeberg.
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The same southbound train caught as it passes Blackeberg.
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And here is a southbound train of C20 stock entering Blackeberg.
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A northbound train of C20 stock entering Blackeberg. The rest of the
pictures so far may have led you to believe that Blackeberg was a surface
station, but the truth is that the south end of the station lies inside a tunnel
that connects Blackeberg with Islandstorget.
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The same northbound C20 train stopping at Blackeberg.
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And the same train as it leaves Blackeberg, proceeding toward Råcksta.
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From the same vantage point as the previous picture, a southbound train approaches Blackeberg.
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This south-facing view shows two trains at Blackeberg.
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A brighter south-facing view of the station.
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A view of the platform wall in the tunnel at Blackeberg, on the southbound side.
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This view shows the entire width of the platform inside the tunnel, as well as
the elevator to the ticket hall above.
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This rather tilted view shows us the southbound tunnel leading to Islandstorget.
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The ticket hall, seen from the tunnel portion of the platform.
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Artwork on the northbound track wall at Blackeberg.