Penn Station - Revision history

Reaganaut at 07:46, 22 November 2012

2012-11-22T07:46:38Z

Nateoxford at 16:43, 18 May 2009

2009-05-18T16:43:52Z

Pacman at 04:59, 9 March 2009

2009-03-09T04:59:30Z

Pacman: New page: {{wp-also}} '''Penn Station''' is New York City's main intercity rail terminal. While the beautiful Grand Central Station serves wealthy Metro-North commuters from [[Westchest...

2009-03-09T04:50:13Z

New page: {{wp-also}} '''Penn Station''' is New York City's main intercity rail terminal. While the beautiful Grand Central Station serves wealthy Metro-North commuters from [[Westchest...

New page

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'''Penn Station''' is [[New York City]]'s main intercity rail terminal. While the beautiful [[Grand Central Station]] serves wealthy [[Metro-North]] commuters from [[Westchester]] and [[Connecticut]], everyone else (meaning [[Long Island Rail Road]], [[New Jersey Transit]], and [[Amtrak]] passengers) is forced to engage with this subterranean shithole, which is hidden underneath Madison Square Garden between 31st and 32nd Streets and 7th and 8th Avenues. The Penn Station stop on the 1/2/3 [[subway]] makes it very accessible from Columbia, at least.

==History and future of Penn Station==

Once, Penn Station was one of the most beautiful shrines to transportation ever built. Then it was torn down in a fit of absence of mind, giving birth to an enraged preservation movement. The station remains so hideous that everyone is waiting with baited breath for a replacement, Moynihan Station, to take over most of its functions. The new station will be carved out of the post office across the street from the present station.

==Bathrooms==

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 ==History and future of Penn Station==
-Once, Penn Station was one of the most beautiful shrines to transportation ever built. Then it was torn down in a fit of absence of mind, giving birth to an enraged preservation movement. The station remains so hideous that everyone is waiting with baited breath for a replacement, Moynihan Station, to take over most of its functions. The new station will be carved out of the post office across the street from the present station.
+Once, Penn Station was one of the most beautiful shrines to transportation ever built. Then it was torn down in a fit of absence of mind (thanks, [[Robert Moses]]), giving birth to an enraged preservation movement. The station remains so hideous that everyone is waiting with baited breath for a replacement, Moynihan Station, to take over most of its functions. The new station will be carved out of the post office across the street from the present station.
 ==Bathrooms==