File:Grand Central Station Chicago Trainshed Interior.jpg
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English: Grand Central Station; 1963 INTERIOR: TRAIN SHED
Category:Images of buildings and structures Category:Images of Revival style architecture Category:Images of Chicago Category:Romanesque Revival architecture Category:Images of railway stations in the United States Category:Baltimore and Ohio Railroad images |
| Date | 1963. Uploaded 1 March 2006 (first version); 4 July 2006 (last version) |
| Source | Transferred from en.wikipedia; transferred to Commons by User:SchuminWeb using CommonsHelper. |
| Author | Original uploader was Gws57 at en.wikipedia. Later version(s) were uploaded by Lordkinbote at en.wikipedia. |
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