The Grand Central Station is iconic of New York. A movie or book only has to show or mention it to establish its setting.
It is as classical as The Oculus is modernistic.
The terminal clock speaks of its character and reminds one of pre-digital times.
Though it was built more than a hundred years ago and has undergone renovations, it still serves thousands of commuters daily and is visited by over 20 million people every year.
The eagle on the corner roof is one of the remaining iron eagles, which have a story of their own.
The Grand Central Station is quintessential New York and reminds us of things that last.
Nes Felicio Photography 
Great shots. They made me want to visit.
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Thanks for the comment!
The Grand Central is always worth a visit. 🙂
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Fantastic shots! The arched windows are similar to Chicago’s Union Station.
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Thanks, Sandy! Haven’t been to Chicago in a while. Makes me want to visit!
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I was through there in January. They are in the process of restoration.
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I have no idea how and why this post came up again??? Very strange!
Sorry about that.
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Such a coincidence, Amy!
The Grand Central is such an interesting landmark I’m not surprised to see more posts about it. Couldn’t help after visiting it last Sunday. 🙂
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I am so grateful that old buildings like this with their non digital clocks still exist. Wonderful photographs. Thanks for posting.
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You’re welcome. And thanks for dropping by!
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