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A New York, A New Year

The PATH terminal at Hoboken Terminal looks old because it is old. The signs bear a pre-WWII look that calls back to the early 1900s construction of the entire PATH system.

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Previous: The trip started off when I took the Pascack Valley train to Hoboken Terminal, where I would transfer to the PATH. On the PATH platform, I noticed a TDD payphone. I activated the statistics menu by making a toll-free call and dialing: *8**8*. The drawer ejected, and I saw this dirty monstrosity of a TDD! I was even more surprised to see that it said it had barely been used more than 5 times. This is quite a bit of grime for only 5 uses.

The PATH terminal at Hoboken Terminal looks old because it is old. The signs bear a pre-WWII look that calls back to the early 1900s construction of the entire PATH system.

Taken 2007-12-30 20:44:36

Posted 2008-01-01 19:02:35 by peter

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