Grand Cenral Station

Grand Central Main Concourse

Food Court Fresh Seafood

 Take home Meals

 A brass band in the Grand Central number 6 subway line Lucky Chops

Grand Central Station

Grand Central Terminal is the largest such facility in the world by number of platforms with 44 serving 67 tracks along them. They are on two levels, both below ground, with 41 tracks on the upper level and 26 on the lower, though the total number of tracks along platforms and in rail yards exceeds 100. The terminal covers an area of 48 acres (19 ha).



Second Floor Balcony

The restore ceiling Orion Constellation

The Main Mezzanine

The arrival and departure boards

The Clock above the ticket office

The Bowery and The East Village

      The area of the Orthodox Cathedral of the Holy Virgin Protection located in the East Village just off the Bowery.

 

 

 

Marble Cemetery

 

 

 

Lower Manhattan and The FDR Drive

 
 
 

Sunset from the East River Promenade towards Wall Street and the Brooklyn Bridge

 

View of The other Bridge to Brooklyn from under the FDR drive The Manhattan Bridge

 

 

An Evening In New York City's Bryant Park

Like many of New York's parks in the 1970's Bryant Park had it's share of the dark side. A partnership of New York City and private businesses has  transformed it. Attractions and activities vary, from Ice Skating in the winter months to summer evening movies on the lawn.     



Ice skating rink and kiosks

 



 

Holiday Kiosks

 



 

Facing West in the background is The Empire State Building on 6th Avenue

 



 

Facing East in the background is Chrysler Building. 



 

 

 

Fortitude one of the lions guarding the New York Public Library's steps 

 

 

A Flickr Browse

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Not always out East