penn station
Daily What?! The Curious Door to Nowhere in NYC’s Penn Station
Penn Station, even the current incarnation, is full of fun secrets–the subject of our upcoming tour on the Remnants
An Eerily Beautiful Photo of Empty Grand Central Terminal Due to Phantom Storm Juno
Proving that man is no match for the hype surrounding potentially disruptive weather forecasts, here is a beautiful shot of
Demolition at NYC’s Pennsylvania Station Began 51 Years Ago Today
One of the original eagles of Penn Station. Find out where they are now. Photograph by Norman McGrath Editor’s
The Eternal Space, A Play About the Demolition of Penn Station
The original Pennsylvania Station was a marvel of architecture from its Beaux-Arts exterior that stood like an imposing entrance
Vintage Photos: The Original Penn Station Would Have Turned 104 Years Old in 2014
Photo via Wikimedia Commons, Library of Congress Tomorrow, September 5th marks what would have been the 104th Birthday of the
Upcoming PBS Documentary on NYC’s Penn Station [Untapped Cities Exclusive Clip]
We’re excited to announce that PBS has given us an exclusive clip from the upcoming documentary The Rise and
The Destruction & Future of Penn Station Addressed Through Theater by The Eternal Space at the Center for Architecture
Image by Ron Ziel While picking up a friend from Penn Station in 2001, playwright Justin Rivers was drawn to
Vintage Photos: 50th Anniversary of Demolition of the Original Penn Station
Photograph by Norman McGrath Designed and built by McKim, Mead & White in 1910, the original Penn Station was built
There’s a Play about the Demolition of Penn Station, See “The Eternal Space” at the Center for Architecture
Architecture and preservation fans rejoice: there’s a play called The Eternal Space currently in the works about the demolition
Daily What?! There are Puns All Over Penn Station in NYC
Knot Just Pretzels in Penn Station The much maligned Penn Station holds the reputation for being the single busiest transportation
Happy 103rd Birthday, Penn Station NYC! (Vintage Photos)
Jules Crow, Pennsylvania Station Interior, 1906. Watercolor, Ink and Graphite on Paper. New-York Historical Society, PR042, McKim, Mead &
Planes, Trains and (fewer) Automobiles: Transportation Ideas for the ‘Next New York’
This is part of an ongoing series on ideas from Next New York, a project by the Forum for Urban
