879 Comments for Buffalo Central Terminal

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Lol there were plenty o' 40s gumshoes done there too, Phifty.
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See, now, today it would be a poster of a train. To quote a cliche yet again, they just don't make things like they used to.
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Makes you really hesitate for a moment thinking that you'd exit those doors and actually find buses and cabs from the 30s waiting.
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Many, many movies were shot here. Parts of North By Northwest for one... I've heard a rumor that more trainstation scenes were shot here than in all the other train stations in America combined.
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Nature reclaims even mankind's busiest areas...
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Shots like this really humanize the place. Great capture.
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Great composition.
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It must be something to stand on these platforms imagining what happened where you stood before... the poiniancy of a young warbride awaiting the return of her soldier husband, etc. The imagination reels.
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Seems Mouse is gay...
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He was a great man with a great voiisn…If it had not been for him and the countless other who have helped save the Central Terminal, Buffalo would have truly lost yet another treasure of its past.
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Ive purchased tickets for beer at these ticket windows during the annual halloween party,,,,,
This is an amazingly beautiful building that needs to be preserved. Thankfully the BCRT is doing a great job of that.
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What ever you, do not try to get into the terminal. It's armed with alarms and it's very very difficult to navigate
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does the baby doll on the second row to the right have a eye in his mouth?
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if u think he looks bad check out the guy beside em....love this site motts
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Oh my and today it's friday..