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Grand Central Terminal is a commuter and intercity railroad terminal at 42nd Street and Park Avenue in Midtown Manhattan in New York City, USA

Istanbul,Turkey - August 10, 2022: People walk and shop in grand bazaar, famous for jewelery, spice, leather and Turkish carpet shopping.

Elegant chandeliers are lined up high above the pedestrians in the east-west transverse passage at Grand Central Terminal in Midtown Manhattan.

Beautiful chandelier hanging from ceiling. Classic gold plated design with glass crystals. Bright lights viewed from below with classy glass expensive bulbs.

Architectural detail from a modern building

A vertical shot of the ceiling at the Grand Central Terminal in New York

Electric light chandelier inside Grand Central station, New York City, USA.

New York City, New York, USA - February 21, 2015: View inside historic Vanderbilt Hall at Grand Central Terminal in Manhattan. This Beaux Arts 12,000-square-foot hall once served as a waiting room.

Luxurious chandeliers hanging under vaulted ceilings decorated with columns and arches. The lamps create warm lighting, giving the room an elegant and solemn look

Passageway in the Grand Central Terminal, the iconic commuter rail terminal located at 42nd Street and Park Avenue in Midtown Manhattan, New York City, USA

A large, ornate chandelier illuminates the space, showcasing intricate metalwork and a multitude of lights.

Low angle view of three arched windows in Grand Central Station in Manhattan, New York City, United States

Vintage large chandelier with crystal pendants

Corridors of the Grand Central Terminal - Manhattan, New York City with chandelier.

$In Manhattan, “meet me at the clock” needs no further explanation - it means the four-sided clock atop the information booth in the main concourse at Grand Central Terminal. \n\nThe clock faces are 24 inches in diameter and covered with opal glass. The acorn at the top is a reference to the Vanderbilt family - Cornelius Vanderbilt owned the New York Central Railroad, which later built Grand Central Terminal. The acorn symbolizes the motto of the Vanderbilt family - “from a little acorn a mighty oak shall grow.” \n\nIn the background is one of the many large, ornate chandeliers that illuminate Grand Central.$

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