Category: 42nd Street Grand Central Station

DeBorah & Stephen Holiday Soulful Strut

On By dancingpalmtreesIn #ForgivingFridays, 33rd/34th Street Penn Station, 34th Street Penn Station, 42nd Street Grand Central Station, Debbie Roth, Forgiving Fridays, Lord & Taylor, Soulful Strut, Stephen Vincent Palmer, Uncategorized7 Comments

 
Today Stephen and I took advantage of the 50 degree temps and mild weather to take in the Holiday Sights/Sites and Sounds of Manhattan.  I featured some photos in my previous post but here are some quirky and fun things we spotted while walking from 42nd Street Grand Central Terminal as we made our way towards 34th Street Penn Station.  From East to West and All the Best!

Happy Holidays! Happy Hanukkah! Merry Christmas!  Joyful Kwanzaa & Happy New Year!

Today’s Forgiving Fridays: Freedom and Forgiveness! 🙂

 

 

 

 

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Grand Central Terminal Holiday Market, Model Train Exhibit Plus Lord & Taylor Holiday Window Display

On By dancingpalmtreesIn #ForgivingFridays, 42nd Street Grand Central Station, Debbie Roth, Forgiving Fridays, Grand Central Terminal Holiday Market & Model Train Display Exhibit, Lord & Taylor, Uncategorized7 Comments

 

 

Today’s Forgiving Fridays: Freedom and Forgiveness! 🙂

 

 

 

 

Grand Central Terminal Holiday Market & Model Train Display Exhibit

Please excuse the quality of the videos. I’m still an amateur video person. Please Do Enjoy Stephen’s Great Smile and the wonderful Sights/Sites and Sounds of the Grand Central Terminal Holiday Market and the fascinating Model Train Display.  The Video of the Holiday Market came out upside down and backwards and no amount of editing seems to help. Anyway please Enjoy the other videos and photos. I must re-do the Holiday Market.  Yes. I know I have a lot to learn when it comes to creating videos!

The video of the Holiday/Christmas Windows featured at the Department Store Lord & Taylor came out very well.  Happy Hanukkah and Merry Christmas to All!  Happy Kwanzaa to all my African American Followers/Subscribers!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Today’s Forgiving Fridays: Freedom and Forgiveness! 🙂

 

Way Down in the Hole

On By dancingpalmtreesIn 14th Street Union Square Subway Station, 33rd/34th Street Penn Station, 42nd Street Grand Central Station, 42nd Street Port Authority, 59th Street, 59th Street Columbus Circle Subway Station, 86th Street CPW, Camera, Daily Post, Drums and Subway Trains, J Subway Train, Jamming at the 14th Street Union Square Subway Station, Jamming with Subway Musicians, Mermaids on the L Subway Train, Parakeet, The Daily Post, Uncategorized, Underground, Way Down In The Hole-Blind Boys Of Alabama5 Comments

 

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DAILY PROMPT

Underground

Stephen inside a Vintage Subway

 

Subway Musicians
Subway Musicians
Subway Musicians
Subway Musicians
Subway Musicians
The Ebony Hillbillies
Wi-Fi Here
The Commuters
3 Blind Mice & a Zombie
Subway Musicians
Ebony Hillbillies
Subway Musicians
Stephen and The Commuters
Subway Musicians
Grand Central
The Commuters
The Commuters
The Commuters

 

 

Parakeet

 

Way Down In The Hole-Blind Boys Of Alabama

 

 

 

 

 

Singing for Our Supper

On By dancingpalmtreesIn 125th Street, 14th Street Union Square Subway Station, 42nd Street Grand Central Station, Apollo, Harlem, Harlem Renaissance, Sing | The Daily Post, Singing for Our Supper, Uncategorized5 Comments

 

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Sing

Various Subway Singers and Entertainers. The Apollo which has featured many famous and well-known singers since it’s inception. Some of those famous singers have their names inscribed on the Apollo Walk of Fame.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

South Street Seaport and Lady Bagpiper

On By dancingpalmtreesIn 1911, 42nd Street Grand Central Station, 42nd Street Port Authority, Bagpiper, Brooklyn Bridge, Germany, Peking, Ship, South Street Seaport9 Comments

My brother Stephen and I spent the day at South Street Seaport after walking from 42nd Street Port Authority over to 42nd Street Grand Central Terminal. Outside of Grand Central we saw this Lovely Lady Bagpiper. First time I’ve ever seen a woman Bagpiper so after donating a dollar to her cause she obliged me with a curtsy and two photos. Beautiful and talented young lady.  In some of the photos you can see the Brooklyn Bridge. Stephen and I were able to take a tour of the Peking which is a ship built in Germany in 1911.