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Newark Penn Station
Newark, NJ - Peter - Thursday, May 22nd, 2008 : goo
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Newark Penn Station
, Newark, New Jersey
The Greyhound Bus terminal on Raymond Boulevard...
The north entrance...
The north rail extention where terminating Newark-bound PATH (Port Authority Trans-Hudson) turn around to head back east towards NYC, and where east-bound NJ Transit commuter-rail trains enter the station...
They still have one of the oldskool flip-down train-departures/arrivals/delays sign nehind the information booth (sorry the photo is blurry; I had to shoot with no flash to keep from arousing the tremendously bored [and ergo overly-aggressive] Port Authority cops)...
One of said cops, lustily eyeing the liquor store in the center, under the yellow light-up sign...
A NYC-bound Transit train on Track 7, with an electric locomotive (they don't run diesel in the tunnels to/from Manhattan)...
The turnstile entrance to the WTC-bound PATH train. The PATH is light commuter rail, like a subway, whereas Transit usually consists of huge locomotive-powered trains with less utilitarian accoutrements)...
If this photo looks familiar, its not Deja Vu...
This article has been viewed 1725 times in the last 16 months
Jamie: 23rd May 2008 - 08:43 GMT
so after taking these photos you were apprehended by "homeland security" and brutally strip-searched right? i mean, you can't just go around taking photographs in public spaces. tinyurl.com/6dq3ea
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