NJBostonFan
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Greetings all,
This is a completely Blue-Sky Idea.
Now that we have gotten the ball rolling on Moynihan Station (Albeit slowly), we should begin thinking about the future for the existing Pennsylvania Station. If, by some miracle, we can make several arrangements for the occupants of Madison Square Garden to temporarily relocate to Barclays Center in Brooklyn and for a New Madison Square Garden to be built above the railroad tracks on 9th Avenue across from the Farley Post Office, then we can fix a great mistake and rebuild Pennsylvania Station. There is one question though. Should we build an entirely new station, like this proposal below?
Or, should we rebuild the original 1910 McKim, Mead, & White Station on the site, to reclaim the glory of a lost building and era, like the Germans did when they reconstructed the buildings of Dresden after it was destroyed in WW2?
Discuss!
This is a completely Blue-Sky Idea.
Now that we have gotten the ball rolling on Moynihan Station (Albeit slowly), we should begin thinking about the future for the existing Pennsylvania Station. If, by some miracle, we can make several arrangements for the occupants of Madison Square Garden to temporarily relocate to Barclays Center in Brooklyn and for a New Madison Square Garden to be built above the railroad tracks on 9th Avenue across from the Farley Post Office, then we can fix a great mistake and rebuild Pennsylvania Station. There is one question though. Should we build an entirely new station, like this proposal below?
Or, should we rebuild the original 1910 McKim, Mead, & White Station on the site, to reclaim the glory of a lost building and era, like the Germans did when they reconstructed the buildings of Dresden after it was destroyed in WW2?
Discuss!