This underground station has two tracks and two side platforms which are slightly offset.
Both platforms have their original 1920s Dual Contracts era tiling.
The name tablets read "WINTHROP ST."
in gold lettering on a blue background with a green and brown border.
The trim line consists of a light brown center surrounded by green lines and a darker brown border. "
W" tablets on a blue background and brown border run along the trim line at regular intervals.

At either ends of each platform, where they were extended in the 1960s to accommodate the current standard "A" Division train length of 510 feet (160 m), there are white tiles with name tablets reading "WINTHROP ST" in white sans serif face spelled on a blue background at regular intervals.
All columns in the station are I-beams and are painted green.
This underground station has two tracks and two side platforms which are slightly offset. Both platforms have their original 1920s Dual Contracts era tiling. The name tablets read "WINTHROP ST." in gold lettering on a blue background with a green and brown border. The trim line consists of a light brown center surrounded by green lines and a darker brown border. "W" tablets on a blue background and brown border run along the trim line at regular intervals.
At either ends of each platform, where they were extended in the 1960s to accommodate the current standard "A" Division train length of 510 feet (160 m), there are white tiles with name tablets reading "WINTHROP ST" in white sans serif face spelled on a blue background at regular intervals. All columns in the station are I-beams and are painted green.
Winthrop Street station