In 1963, when the Pennsylvania Railroad took a wrecking ball to its opulent Manhattan train station—a Beaux-Arts colossus of pink granite modeled off the ancient Baths of Caracalla in Rome—Yale architecture professor Vincent Scully lamented the loss with words that have since become famous.
New York's New Penn Station Is the Marketing Opportunity Amtrak Has Been Dreaming Of
Moynihan Train Hall could help the railroad position itself as a premium travel option
