The Penn Station Subway is one of the busiest station in New York. There are connections available to the New Jersey Transit, the Long Island Railroad and also to Amtrak. Many people utilized the service at this railroad, especially on holidays such as Christmas, Thanksgiving and even 4th of July. This station comes alive because the frequent passengers and strangers that find purpose in it.
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to not have subway stations, like Penn Station in this world today? The whole essence and adoring features of New York will be lost. New York is known to be a modernized city, full of life and vibrancy. This characteristic would be incomplete if the transportation required to complete this picture did not exist. New Yorkers would no longer be able to commute at a shorter time anymore but also we would lose input in sharing and experiencing New York. We would not be able to connect with distant family and friends in person or even carry out our daily errands such as going to school or work. However, some New Yorkers remain blind and unappreciative of the opportunity we have. For this reason, I have begun a journey to emphasize the unappreciated and recognize the unnoticed places of New York.