Hello, and welcome again to Places - Lost in Time, a series that looks back on the tale of places and locations that have existing within living memory or photographic record, but are now lost to the pages of history.

In Episode 4, we look back on the history of one of the world's most beautiful and opulent railway terminals, the former head house of Pennsylvania Station in New York City, the crown jewel of the Pennsylvania Railroad that only existed for 56 years before its eventual demise as fortunes turned against the railways.

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References:
- New York Times (and their respective references)
- Trains Magazine (and their respective references)
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