An curved arrow pointing right. Grand Central Terminal is one of the busiest train terminals on earth, with more than 700,000 people coming through the doors every day. Whether they're traveling ...

More than 150,000 persons, railroad officials estimated, visited the new Grand Central Terminal between midnight yesterday when the doors were opened to the public and at 7 o'clock last night.

The machine features 10 unique prints, including Grand Central’s iconic clock, its starry ceiling, street signs of the station’s cross streets, a New York City bagel, and the MetroCard design.

Plug in your change and you’ll randomly receive one of 10 iconic illustrations of New York City, depicting the likes of Grand Central’s clock, an oyster from the Oyster Bar, a New York City ...

The catch: you don't know which one of the 10 art designs you’ll get, so it's a game of chance whether you’ll score a print featuring Grand Central's clock or ceiling, an oyster from Oyster ...

Grand Central, 1905 - 1915 ... was wrecked in fearful fashion near 205th Street at 6:40 o'clock last night. It was in many respects the worst wreck the Central has had in years.