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A panoramic shot of New York City's Pennsylvania Station during its construction, filmed 19 July 1905, includes narrow gauge railway action. more | add synopsis
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Bitzer Before Griffith, 4 March 2009
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Author: boblipton from New York City

This short subject shows the excavation under way for Pennsylvania Station in Manhattan, for more than half a century one of the great pieces of Public architecture in New York. Then they tore it down to put up what Russell Baker called 'a bus station with trains.' After that they put up photos of the old station. What were they saying? "We were dopes to tear this down" or possibly "If we tore down this, think what we'll do to you." Well, that was the 1960s, for you. In the meantime, there is this picture from 1905. It's not exciting today, but it was ambition at the time, being done, as it was, as a 180 degree pan shot. Quite an accomplishment

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