New York’s Grand Central: A Miniature City (Photos)

New York’s Grand Central: A Miniature City (Photos)
Grand Central Terminal's holiday train exhibit in New York, December 2013. (Samira Bouaou/Epoch Times)
12/14/2013
Updated:
7/18/2015

Under Grand Central Terminal’s cosmic vault, throngs of people cross paths in an oddly coordinated whirlpool around the acorn-shaped clock.

Looking from the constellations above, the busy scene seems small.

But steps from the action an even smaller world beckons. An exhibit of finger-sized people in holiday sweaters, business suits, and work overalls is frozen in time as trains speed by.

Grand Central’s holiday train exhibit is a magnet for the young and the young at heart. It was revamped for Grand Central’s 100th anniversary to reflect a more city-center feel.

Walk in for free until mid-February. The exhibit is located in the Shuttle Passage off the Main Concourse. More information here