Cottage Grove Station
Cottage Grove Station is the southern terminus for the 
Green Line on the East 63rd branch. The station originally opened in 1893, with additional stations extending to Jackson Park. Structural deficiencies caused the branch to shut down in 1982. A portion of the line was later restored, and renovations in the 1990s made Cottage Grove the terminus, with the line beyond the station being demolished.
CTA 'L'
CTA ticket machines are available at the station house by the inbound platform (north side of the street), selling reloadable Ventra card, single-ride, or 1 day ticket. All riders must pass through the turnstile with a valid Ventra card, ticket, contactless bank card, or mobile device with Apple/Samsung/Android Pay.
This station features side platforms. The south platform is exit only with roto-gates. Both platforms have elevators connecting to the street.
| East - Terminus | West to Harlem/Lake
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Real time data provided by CTA
- special-note: State/Lake Elevated Station Temporary ClosureEffective, now, the State/Lake Loop Elevated station is closed for reconstruction into 2029. Please use adjacent stations at Clark/Lake or Washington/Wabash. [1]
- special-note: Elevator at Garfield Temporarily Out-of-ServiceThe 63rd-bound platform elevator at Garfield (Green Line) is temporarily out-of-service. due to an electric issue. [2]
- special-note: Elevator at Washington/Wabash Temporarily Out-of-ServiceThe Brown Line and Harlem-bound Green Line platform elevator at Washington/Wabash is temporarily out-of-service due to a electrical issue. [3]
- special-note: Elevator at Clark/Lake (203 N. LaSalle) Temporarily Out-of-ServiceThe elevator at 203 N. LaSalle (Brown and Harlem-bound Green Line platform from street and subway concourse) at Clark/Lake is temporarily out-of-service. [4]
