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Grand Central Terminal
railway terminal in New York City
Details
- Inception
- 1913
- Located in
- Manhattan
- Country
- United States
- adjacent station
- Harlem–125th Street station, Harlem–125th Street station, Harlem–125th Street station, Yonkers station
- architect
- Reed and Stem, Warren and Wetmore
- architectural style
- Beaux-Arts
- category for the exterior of the item
- Category:Exterior of Grand Central Terminal
- category for the interior of the item
- Category:Interior of Grand Central Terminal
- connecting line
- Park Avenue main line
- connecting service
- Harlem Line, Hudson Line, New Haven Line, Empire Service, Adirondack, Maple Leaf, Niagara Rainbow, Lake Shore Limited, Danbury Branch, New Canaan Branch
- date of official opening
- 2 February 1913
- different from
- Centralen station
- disabled accessibility
- wheelchair accessible, accessible for people with visual impairment
- has characteristic
- tourist attraction
- heritage designation
- New York City Landmark, National Register of Historic Places listed place, National Historic Landmark, Historic Civil Engineering Landmark, New York City Landmark, New York State Register of Historic Places listed place
- interchange station
- Grand Central – 42nd Street, Grand Central Madison station
- number of platform faces
- 44
- number of platform tracks
- 67
- state of use
- in use
- station code
- GCT, NYG
- topic has template
- Template:Grand Central Terminal
- topic's main category
- Category:Grand Central Terminal
- transport network
- Metro-North Railroad
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