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Nineteen people were injured when the forward car of a Hudson Tube train (now PATH) split a switch at the 33rd St. station and hurtled "with steel-shattering force," as the Times put it, against a concrete and girder curtain wall, January 17, 1931.
Photo: Vic Twyman for the NY Daily News via Getty Images
Under the Hudson River: the interior of a subway car in the New York-New Jersey Tunnel--the equivalent of the modern PATH train.
circa 1908 photo from a glass negative by G.G. Bain, via shorpy.com
It's been 3,000 25 years...
Some things never get "back to normal" after a tragedy, and others take a long time.
Getting There
I haven’t taken a Path train in YEARS. So here is a photo to commemorate the occasion.
The Oculus, 2018 New York, New York Designed by Santiago Calatrava crédit: [LL]
Sit & Wait.
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I have a thing with shoes... Mine and others.
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November 2018.
MTA and Path train.
New York City
