East Facade of Pennsylvania Station on 7th Ave, in 1910
The Pennsylvania Railroad Station, New York City – Seventh Avenue Facade, 1910. Continue reading
The Pennsylvania Railroad Station, New York City – Seventh Avenue Facade, 1910. Continue reading →
The Pennsylvania Railroad Station, New York City – Seventh Avenue Facade, 1910. Continue reading →
Constructing the original Penn Station was an enormous endeavor, involving the construction of 16 miles of tunnels to accommodate 28 tracks. Continue reading →
In 1910, the original Penn Station was inaugurated, which was the 4th largest building and the largest train station in the world at the time. Continue reading →
Undated Photo of the Pennsylvania Station’s Construction Site. Continue reading →
Pennsylvania Station’s Construction Site in 1904. Continue reading →
Penn Station’s construction site at West 31st Street sometime in the early to mid-1900s. Continue reading →
Pennsylvania Station Concourse in 1924. Continue reading →
Pennsylvania Station Concourse in the 1920s. Continue reading →
Pennsylvania Station General Waiting Concourse in the 1910s. Continue reading →
Penn Station’s soaring concourse over the underground tracks captured the spirit of the modern age in glass and steel. Continue reading →
Pennsylvania Station Concourse in 1925. Continue reading →
Pennsylvania Station – Exterior View on 31st St. on May 8, 1962. Continue reading →
Penn Station’s Colonnaded Facade on May 5, 1962. Image courtesy of the Library of Congress, Historic American Buildings Survey Collection. Continue reading →
Pennsylvania Station concourse, circa 1950. Continue reading →
Pennsylvania Railroad Station Interior (Circa 1930). Photograph by Abbott, Berenice (1898-1991). Continue reading →
The vast train shed and main waiting room of the old Pennsylvania Station, circa 1910 — McKim, Mead & White. Continue reading →
The floor of Pennsylvania Station’s Main Concourse was embedded Glass Vault Lights. Square glass prisms set on a steel frame embedded in Portland Cement. Continue reading →
The ceiling of the original Pennsylvania Station’s main waiting room on September 6, 1962, one year before the station’s demolition. Continue reading →
The Old Waiting Room at Pennsylvania Station in 1911. Continue reading →
Waiting room from northwest, Pennsylvania Station, May 10, 1962. Continue reading →
Passengers in the waiting room at Penn Station, with a statue of Alexander Johnston Cassatt, president of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. Continue reading →
Main Waiting Room, modeled after the Roman baths of Caracalla. Continue reading →
Pennsylvania Station Arcade and Shops — Looking West From Seventh Avenue (1911). Continue reading →
An image taken in 1962 by the Historic American Buildings Survey- and not a moment too soon. Photograph courtesy of the Library of Congress. Continue reading →
The original Penn Station’s domed ceiling, soaring archways and handsome columns, in 1962. Continue reading →
An art student capturing the station in its twilight years. Oct. 27, 1964. – PHOTO: Meyer Liebowitz/The New York Times. Continue reading →
Interior of the original McKim Mead & White Penn Station building in 1911. – Collection of the New-York Historical Society. Continue reading →
Pennsylvania Station Between 1906 and 1916. Continue reading →
Aerial View of Pennsylvania Station. Continue reading →
The Old Pennsylvania Station was one of the most impressive examples of Beaux-Arts architecture in the United States. Continue reading →
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The Ostende Sea Front, 1920s, With the Casino Kursaal Also known as “Kursaal Pleasure Palace” People enjoying the day at the beach in the 1920s. The Ostende Sea Front, with the Casino Kursaal. Previous Next Gallery Index & Full Article The wonderfully constructed Kursaal entertainment complex was one of the
The Casino Kursaal From the Sea Also known as “Kursaal Pleasure Palace” The Casino Kursaal from the Sea. Previous Next Gallery Index & Full Article The wonderfully constructed Kursaal entertainment complex was one of the best destinations in Europe in the 1920s and the showpiece of Ostende. The Casino Kursaal
The Casino Kursaal in the 1920s Also known as “Kursaal Pleasure Palace” The Casino Kursaal in the 1920s. Previous Next Gallery Index & Full Article The wonderfully constructed Kursaal entertainment complex was one of the best destinations in Europe in the 1920s and the showpiece of Ostende. The Casino Kursaal
The Pennsylvania Railroad Station, New York City – Seventh Avenue Facade, 1910. Continue reading →
The Pennsylvania Railroad Station, New York City – Seventh Avenue Facade, 1910. Continue reading →
Constructing the original Penn Station was an enormous endeavor, involving the construction of 16 miles of tunnels to accommodate 28 tracks. Continue reading →
In 1910, the original Penn Station was inaugurated, which was the 4th largest building and the largest train station in the world at the time. Continue reading →
Undated Photo of the Pennsylvania Station’s Construction Site. Continue reading →
Pennsylvania Station’s Construction Site in 1904. Continue reading →
Penn Station’s construction site at West 31st Street sometime in the early to mid-1900s. Continue reading →
Pennsylvania Station Concourse in 1924. Continue reading →
Pennsylvania Station Concourse in the 1920s. Continue reading →
Pennsylvania Station General Waiting Concourse in the 1910s. Continue reading →
Penn Station’s soaring concourse over the underground tracks captured the spirit of the modern age in glass and steel. Continue reading →
Pennsylvania Station Concourse in 1925. Continue reading →
Pennsylvania Station – Exterior View on 31st St. on May 8, 1962. Continue reading →
Penn Station’s Colonnaded Facade on May 5, 1962. Image courtesy of the Library of Congress, Historic American Buildings Survey Collection. Continue reading →
Pennsylvania Station concourse, circa 1950. Continue reading →
Pennsylvania Railroad Station Interior (Circa 1930). Photograph by Abbott, Berenice (1898-1991). Continue reading →
The vast train shed and main waiting room of the old Pennsylvania Station, circa 1910 — McKim, Mead & White. Continue reading →
The floor of Pennsylvania Station’s Main Concourse was embedded Glass Vault Lights. Square glass prisms set on a steel frame embedded in Portland Cement. Continue reading →
The ceiling of the original Pennsylvania Station’s main waiting room on September 6, 1962, one year before the station’s demolition. Continue reading →
The Old Waiting Room at Pennsylvania Station in 1911. Continue reading →
Waiting room from northwest, Pennsylvania Station, May 10, 1962. Continue reading →
Passengers in the waiting room at Penn Station, with a statue of Alexander Johnston Cassatt, president of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. Continue reading →
Main Waiting Room, modeled after the Roman baths of Caracalla. Continue reading →
Pennsylvania Station Arcade and Shops — Looking West From Seventh Avenue (1911). Continue reading →
An image taken in 1962 by the Historic American Buildings Survey- and not a moment too soon. Photograph courtesy of the Library of Congress. Continue reading →
The original Penn Station’s domed ceiling, soaring archways and handsome columns, in 1962. Continue reading →
An art student capturing the station in its twilight years. Oct. 27, 1964. – PHOTO: Meyer Liebowitz/The New York Times. Continue reading →
Interior of the original McKim Mead & White Penn Station building in 1911. – Collection of the New-York Historical Society. Continue reading →
Pennsylvania Station Between 1906 and 1916. Continue reading →
Aerial View of Pennsylvania Station. Continue reading →
The Old Pennsylvania Station was one of the most impressive examples of Beaux-Arts architecture in the United States. Continue reading →
Casino Kursaal as Seen on a 1920s Postcard Also known as “Kursaal Pleasure Palace” Casino Kursaal as seen on a 1920s postcard. Previous Next Gallery Index & Full Article The wonderfully constructed Kursaal entertainment complex was one of the best destinations in Europe in the 1920s and the showpiece of
People at the Beach and the Casino Kursaal Also known as “Kursaal Pleasure Palace” People at the beach and the Casino Kursaal. Previous Next Gallery Index & Full Article The wonderfully constructed Kursaal entertainment complex was one of the best destinations in Europe in the 1920s and the showpiece of
97. Ostende – Kursaal et Digue Also known as “Kursaal Pleasure Palace” 97. Ostende – Kursaal et Digue. Previous Next Gallery Index & Full Article The wonderfully constructed Kursaal entertainment complex was one of the best destinations in Europe in the 1920s and the showpiece of Ostende. The Casino Kursaal
Ostende, in the 1920S, With the Casino Kursaal in the Background Also known as “Kursaal Pleasure Palace” Ostende, in the 1920s, with the Casino Kursaal in the background. Previous Next Gallery Index & Full Article The wonderfully constructed Kursaal entertainment complex was one of the best destinations in Europe in
Ostende, Façade Laterale du Kursaal Also known as “Kursaal Pleasure Palace” Ostende, façade laterale du Kursaal. Previous Next Gallery Index & Full Article The wonderfully constructed Kursaal entertainment complex was one of the best destinations in Europe in the 1920s and the showpiece of Ostende. The Casino Kursaal located on
Le Kursaal, Ostende, Belgium Also known as “Kursaal Pleasure Palace” Le Kursaal, Ostende, Belgium. Previous Next Gallery Index & Full Article The wonderfully constructed Kursaal entertainment complex was one of the best destinations in Europe in the 1920s and the showpiece of Ostende. The Casino Kursaal located on the Digue,
The Ostende Sea Front, 1920s, With the Casino Kursaal Also known as “Kursaal Pleasure Palace” People enjoying the day at the beach in the 1920s. The Ostende Sea Front, with the Casino Kursaal. Previous Next Gallery Index & Full Article The wonderfully constructed Kursaal entertainment complex was one of the
The Casino Kursaal From the Sea Also known as “Kursaal Pleasure Palace” The Casino Kursaal from the Sea. Previous Next Gallery Index & Full Article The wonderfully constructed Kursaal entertainment complex was one of the best destinations in Europe in the 1920s and the showpiece of Ostende. The Casino Kursaal
The Casino Kursaal in the 1920s Also known as “Kursaal Pleasure Palace” The Casino Kursaal in the 1920s. Previous Next Gallery Index & Full Article The wonderfully constructed Kursaal entertainment complex was one of the best destinations in Europe in the 1920s and the showpiece of Ostende. The Casino Kursaal
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