From a small hole in the ceiling of Grand Central Terminal, a view of the morning rush hour. - Ira Block Photography

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Below Grand Central Terminal, the railroad car that FDR used to carry his Pierce Arrow limousine when he came to New York.

Trains and commuters coming into Grand Central Terminal in the morning rush hour.

The control center for the Metro North trains in Grand Central Terminal.

On a Friday summer evening, a couple embraces during rush hour leaving Grand Central Terminal.

Scenes around the lower level of Grand Central Terminal where the restaurants are located.

At the Biltmore Room in Grand Central, commuters get their shoes shined at “Eddies”.

Commuters at Grand Central Terminal during the evening rush hour.

The morning rush hour at Grand Central Terminal.

From a small hole in the ceiling of Grand Central Terminal, a view of the morning rush hour.

From a small hole in the ceiling of Grand Central Terminal, a view of the morning rush hour.

From a small hole in the ceiling of Grand Central Terminal, a view of the morning rush hour.

From a small hole in the ceiling of Grand Central Terminal, a view of the morning rush hour.

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