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When the original McKim, Mead and White designed Penn Station was demolished in 1963, not all of it was lost.
New York City’s first major snowstorm of 2020, Winter Storm Gail, is projected to start today, and the metropolitan region
Although New York’s COVID-19 reopening plans are progressing, many New Yorkers are still wary of taking public transit during the
One exciting piece of Penn Station station to be unveiled recently are beautiful Guastavino tiles that are part of a passageway which once led from the LIRR concourse to IRT or the 1,2, and 3 trains.
Celebrate the anniversary of the first LIRR train ride into Penn Station with a replica of the first ticket from 1910!
A group of New Yorkers gathered to bid farewell to an abandoned LIRR train destined for the scrapyard.
Hidden inside the Atlantic Avenue-Barclays Center's original IRT subway entrance is a unique art installation called Hook, Line and Sinker by George Trakas.
14 stories beneath the median on Park Avenue between 37th and 38th streets lies one of the 200-ton tunnel boring machines used in the East Side access project.
On Tuesday, Governor Andrew Cuomo unveiled his ambitious plans to transform Penn Station from an outdated train terminal into a modern transportation hub.