Grand Central Terminal
Grand Central Terminal, Railway station in Manhattan, New York.
Designed by Reed and Stem and Warren and Wetmore, Grand Central Terminal is an iconic train station known for its striking architecture.
Built in 1913, it is recognized as a National Historic Landmark and also listed on the New York State Register of Historic Places.
The terminal has been featured in numerous movies and artworks, carving a unique cultural niche in pop culture.
The underground railway station sees regular use, connecting several parts of the city together.
It is one of the few union stations in existence.
Location: Manhattan
Inception: 1913
Architects: Reed and Stem, Warren and Wetmore
Official opening: February 2, 1913
Architectural style: Beaux-Arts
Website: grandcentralterminal.com
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