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Ernst Plassmann's statue of Cornelius Vanderbilt is moved to Grand Central Terminal.
, A crash in the Park Avenue Tunnel spurs the railroad's electrification and a new terminal.
, Numerous displays, performances, and events are held to celebrate the terminal's centennial.
, The New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad merges into the Penn Central Railroad.
, The MTA proposes and confirms its purchase of the terminal, along with the Hudson and Harlem Lines, for $35 million.
, Amtrak stops service at Grand Central, ending its 78-year role as an intercity rail terminal.
, The Campbell Apartment first opens as a bar and cocktail lounge, following an extensive renovation.
, Grand Central Depot is constructed.
, The Graybar Passage opens, built on the first floor of the newly-opened Graybar Building.
, Warren and Wetmore, along with Reed and Stem, agree to become the "associated architects of Grand Central Terminal", co-designing the terminal.
, Croatian nationalists plant a bomb in a coin locker in Grand Central; its deactivation kills a bomb squad specialist and injures three others.
, The New York Central Railroad merges with the Pennsylvania Railroad, forming the Penn Central Railroad.
, Grand Central Terminal's opening is celebrated with a private dinner for the architects at the Grand Central Terminal Restaurant.
, The Glory of Commerce sculpture is installed on the terminal's facade.
, The Grand Central Art Galleries and the Grand Central School of Art open in the terminal, both remaining there until the 1950s.
, The New York & New Haven Railroad merges with the Hartford & New Haven Railroad, forming the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad.
, Grand Central Terminal's construction begins.
, Grand Central North, a series of tunnels between the terminal and streets to its north, is constructed.
, The "New York Central Railroad" is reestablished with the merging of various railroads into the New York Central & Hudson River Railroad.
, One leg of the Park Avenue Viaduct opens.
, The Vanderbilt Tennis Club opens in a space directly above Vanderbilt Hall.
, The terminal is renovated close to its ori … The terminal is renovated close to its original appearance; all billboards are removed, the 1944 celestial ceiling is cleaned, the waiting room is renovated and reopens to become Vanderbilt Hall, Grand Central Market opens, and the East Stairs are built in the Main Concourse, replicating the design of the West Stairs.replicating the design of the West Stairs.
, East Side Access, a project to bring Long Island Rail Road trains into a new station beneath the terminal, begins.
, The Hudson River Railroad merges with the New York Central Railroad, forming the New York Central & Hudson River Railroad.
, Grand Central Depot is redesigned and reopens as Grand Central Station.
, The other leg of the Park Avenue Viaduct opens.
, The Main Concourse ceiling is irreparably damaged and covered over with boards, replicating the original celestial design.
, The New York & Harlem Railroad merges into the New York Central & Hudson River Railroad.
, Grand Central Terminal opens.
, Architecture firms are invited to compete in designing Grand Central Terminal.
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