Located in the center of Manhattan, the original Pennsylvania Station was one of New York's architectural gems, a breathtaking example of Beaux Arts design and craftsmanship. In this gorgeous photograph, the train shed and main waiting room are the focus, with the elaborate ironwork backlit by sunlight and shadows. Demolished in 1963, this station was photographed in all of its glory during a high point in train travel. This image was preserved in The New York Times Archive and we're proud to offer it as a beautiful tribute to a bygone era. 14" wide x 12" high (10 x 8" mat opening) 20" wide x 16" high (14 x 11" mat opening) 24" wide x 20" high (20 x 16" mat opening) Selected from the historical images of the New York Times archives. Includes a certificate of authenticity from the New York Times. Backed with a label giving time period and full story of the image. Offered exclusively through Pottery Barn. Framed in ramin wood with a black or espresso finish. White archival-quality, acid-free, beveled-cut mat. Black and white image printed on 260-gram paper with a satin finish. Plexiglas front.