Did you know there's a deliberate dark dirty spot in Grand Central? (Madison: bus)
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It is true. The dark spot, a relic of an era when smoking indoors was routine, is located near the northwest corner, where the celestial blue of the ceiling mural meets the marble.
I'm looking forward to another poster claim Grand Central was better when it was covered in soot and grime.
LOL! Certainly not.
But I do miss that old bar at the top of the steps. You could sink a few with a full view of everything. Great place to people watch and keep an eye on when your train was departing.
Nice thread never knew this. The building is a great piece of old NYC architecture. There is also the whispering galleey and the secret track 61 that used to run from the Waldorf Astoria which is or was considered part of the complex.
Nice thread never knew this. The building is a great piece of old NYC architecture. There is also the whispering galleey and the secret track 61 that used to run from the Waldorf Astoria which is or was considered part of the complex.
I remember how tickled I was when someone showed me how to get underground to 45th near Madison.
For a hot second I thought you were referring to the Port Authority Bus Terminal
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