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Tour of the Remnants of Penn Station
TOUR HIGHLIGHTS:
Get a comprehensive history of the past, present and future of Penn Station
See over a dozen indoor and outdoor old-station remnants hidden in plain sight
Learn insider navigation tips for one of the most cramped and complicated transit hubs in North America
See never-before-seen …
It’s the last week to see Off-Broadway play The Eternal Space at the Lion Theatre about Penn Station. Get special discounted tickets through Untapped Cities.
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MoreOur popular monthly tour of the Remnants of Penn Station has some special additions this month, as the anniversary of the demolition of Penn Station approaches.
MoreGet a combination ticket to the Off-Broadway play The Eternal Space about the demolition of Penn Station and a ticket to our tour of Remnants of Penn Station.
MoreOn our Remnants of Penn Station tour, you’ll discover the original power plant of the station, built as a mirror image to the lost Stanford White masterpiece.
MoreWe have added another slot of our special tour of the remnants of Penn Station on May 31st with Tamara Agins, of NYC Dept of City Planning and Justin Rivers
MorePLATFORM at the New York Transit Museum is a crowdsourced evening of performances inspired by and performed by the people you may have shared a subway car with
MoreFifty-one years ago today, construction crews pulled up to the 33rd Street entrance of NYC’s Pennsylvania Station with orders to begin its three-year demolition
MoreThe Eternal Space is a play about an untold story from the demolition of Penn Station. Support the Kickstarter and get a tour of the remnants of the station
MoreThe performance of The Eternal Space at the Center for Architecture brought a face to the ghost left behind by the demolition of Penn Station.
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