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New York: The City That Never Sleeps
New York City, like many other cities has a very rich and diverse culture. it is known as the city that never sleeps and for good reason too. There are a number of places and activities that add to the richness and uniqueness of its culture. The most interesting place I've visited in New York City is Grand Central Terminal. I find Grand Central Terminal interesting for a few reasons. the first reason being the intricate artwork found on the ceiling of the buildings. Another reason why I find Grand Central Terminal interesting is because it is like a city within a city. What I mean by that is that when you enter Grand Central Terminal it feels as if you are in
Grand Central Terminal is one of the two monumental gateways that were built in New York, the other being Penn Station.The first Grand Central Terminal was built in 1871 by the wealthy, powerful shipping and railroad businessman Cornelius Vanderbilt. However, it soon became obsolete......

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