The Hudson Terminal, again. A little less fancy rendering. Another visitor to the site sent this note, which adds as many details as this picture subtracts:
Some buildings are great only in the imagination, but this
one was as grand in reality, although I know it only from pictures.
It was built over the terminus of the Hudson and Manhattan Railroad at
Cortlandt Street and Broadway by William McAdoo (who was involved in many enterprises around the turn of the century, movie production, I
think, among them) in 1908.
