The Tragic Tale of An American Landmark

The Tragic Tale of An American Landmark - Pennsylvania Station

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2 жыл бұрын

Penn Station:(Old, Current, Grand Central Terminal & The Moynihan Train Hall).
An "All In One" documentation on two of New York City's historic and major railroad systems. A very rich and poignant discovery of a "Lost Heritage," an "Inherited One" and a "Rebirth" of another as a rectification of the past and what was taken away from all New Yorkers and the world. The Old Penn Station was truly the most beautiful train station to have been built in the greatest city in the world. 😊
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@carolynhartley236 2 жыл бұрын

Fascinating and informative narrative...it is obvious much thought, emotion and research went into this production. Thank you, Suzy. Carolyn Hartley

@mystage.yourplatform.9283 2 жыл бұрын

It is my pleasure Carolyn and yes, it was a labor of love but I loved the history behind it so much. It was worth it for me. I felt sad at times during editing because I just couldn’t believe that it was destroyed after all the work and efforts poured into the project to bring it to reality, and just for it to be demolished? Unbelievable! I am still mad and I was not even born then! Haha… I would have loved to explore both the inside and outside of it’s perimeters. It was truly an architectural marvel! Thanks for watching 😊

@snns3266 2 жыл бұрын

Suzy, this is incredible. Thank you for this fantastic tribute to New York's history, and for teaching us all something new.

@mystage.yourplatform.9283 2 жыл бұрын

The pleasure is all mine. I believe that people should know what was actually there! And you are right! It is an incredible history behind the Penn Station and I do feel the pain of people who protested against its demolition then, in the 1900’s. It’s a shame it wasn’t preserved. A BIG SHAME! Thanks for the feed back and thanks for watching!