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It is amazing that when some people see something old and beautiful, the first thing they do is throw a rock at or through it.
Bob
Tue 05-24-2011
If they could put a number to it....I wonder how many tickets where sold here from opening to closing.
LucieLou
Tue 05-24-2011
Why did they make train terminals so massive, was it because the locomotives were so big?
eldokid@aol.com
Tue 05-24-2011
I'll take 2 please...one-way to FarAwayFromMyBoringLifeVille. :D
MamaToFiveInPA
Tue 05-24-2011
I wonder how many people stood in line to buy tickets to who-knows-where? Maybe a man going to Los Angles for business in the 1930s or perhaps a young GI heading to New York to board a ship for England during World War 2. Each person who stood here had a story. Now it stands silent.
Larry D
Tue 05-24-2011
I totaly agree with Larry D. You Rock Dude.
Debbie
Tue 05-24-2011
How wonderful that the marble is still so clean and the lettering so clear.
BKWOntario
Tue 05-24-2011
Oh look theres some glass lets hurry up and brake some more, srupid pigs!
ferdy
Tue 05-24-2011
who wants to bet their are ghost still waiting for a train
aaron
Tue 05-24-2011
Wow great place! Hi Debbie, miss you
Jackieb
Wed 05-25-2011
I'd be getting neck cramps from constantly looking up and around at this marvel.
A D Nilsen
Thu 05-26-2011
Bob:

"It is amazing that when some people see something old and beautiful, the first thing they do is throw a rock at or through it."

Geez, is that true :-(. Seems pathetic that people have nothing better to do. Wonder what makes people do that.
nvusofmotts
Thu 05-26-2011
Reminds me of the train stations in Europe. I used to take the train to school and work through several different ones and it brings back memories of Frankfurt, Stuttgart and Nuernberg train stations.
Pat
Fri 05-27-2011
I'm thinking of how it must have been to be one of the workers who built it. Each of them had a story, too. And each brick/tile had to be placed just right to make the pattern come out right. How long did it take, how did they do it; and where did they go when they were done?
Chrysalis
Tue 05-31-2011
*intercom* Train departing for Albany on Track 5
Train departing for albany on track 5, Thank You
Quasha
Tue 06-14-2011
there is where my dad started his NYC RR career in 1949
sea toad
Sat 06-25-2011
Ive purchased tickets for beer at these ticket windows during the annual halloween party,,,,,
This is an amazingly beautiful building that needs to be preserved. Thankfully the BCRT is doing a great job of that.
buffalo ff
Fri 01-06-2012
Love it. Let's see, where do we wanna go today...?
memphisbelle2
Tue 05-08-2012

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