Is anyone else getting a "Batteries Not Included" vibe from this?
Trans-Europe_Expresssays
Replaced it with a really nice building and then 50 years later chopped that one up for something that looks worse.
llamageddon01says
Not to confuse this question with our movie night chat, but am I right in thinking that the Penn Station that replaced that building was itself later demolished to make way for Madison Square Garden?
Glad the new Penn Station is moving into the lovely old Post Office building.
johnny119says
Penn Station sowing in 1903: Haha Fuck yeah!
Penn Station reaping in 1963:Well this fucking sucks, What the fuck
KillroysGhostsays
I can’t believe they’d tear down a beautiful historic neighborhood just to build some huge gaudy train station! /s
just-a-lonely-yeetsays
Reminds me of Charlie and Chocolate factory movie dentist’s house
chewycroothsays
Reminds me of that scene in Up where the old man’s house was the only one standing, surrounded by a modern construction site.
ArtichokeOwlsays
That must have been wild to see in person.
motion_picturessays
So I’m confused… which streets are those? Is that 33rd and 34th? Weird to see how residential it was back then.
fordprefect85 says
Is anyone else getting a "Batteries Not Included" vibe from this?
Trans-Europe_Express says
Replaced it with a really nice building and then 50 years later chopped that one up for something that looks worse.
llamageddon01 says
Not to confuse this question with our movie night chat, but am I right in thinking that the Penn Station that replaced that building was itself later demolished to make way for Madison Square Garden?
Glad the new Penn Station is moving into the lovely old Post Office building.
johnny119 says
Penn Station sowing in 1903: Haha Fuck yeah!
Penn Station reaping in 1963:Well this fucking sucks, What the fuck
KillroysGhost says
I can’t believe they’d tear down a beautiful historic neighborhood just to build some huge gaudy train station! /s
just-a-lonely-yeet says
Reminds me of Charlie and Chocolate factory movie dentist’s house
chewycrooth says
Reminds me of that scene in Up where the old man’s house was the only one standing, surrounded by a modern construction site.
ArtichokeOwl says
That must have been wild to see in person.
motion_pictures says
So I’m confused… which streets are those? Is that 33rd and 34th? Weird to see how residential it was back then.