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| − | A major public transport link in mid-Manhattan, [[New York City]], and the location of the larger of New York's two [[Grand Central Terminal gating complex | worldgate complexes ]]. The facility appears often in the Young Wizards series, due to characters who either use the worldgating complex there for "mass transit" purposes, or work there full time. (NB: the usage "Grand Central Station" properly refers to the associated post office, not the terminal.) | + | [[Image:250px-Grand_Central_Station_Main_Concourse_Jan_2006.jpg|thumb|250px|The Main Concourse at GCT]]A major public transport link in mid-Manhattan, [[New York City]], and the location of the larger of New York's two [[Grand Central Terminal gating complex | worldgate complexes ]]. The facility appears often in the Young Wizards series, due to characters who either use the worldgating complex there for "mass transit" purposes, or work there full time. (NB: the usage "Grand Central Station" properly refers to the associated post office, not the terminal.) |
Much information about the public/nonwizardly aspects of Grand Central can be found at its [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grand_Central_Terminal Wikipedia entry]. | Much information about the public/nonwizardly aspects of Grand Central can be found at its [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grand_Central_Terminal Wikipedia entry]. | ||
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Revision as of 10:45, 18 January 2006
File:250px-Grand Central Station Main Concourse Jan 2006.jpg
The Main Concourse at GCT
A major public transport link in mid-Manhattan, New York City, and the location of the larger of New York's two worldgate complexes . The facility appears often in the Young Wizards series, due to characters who either use the worldgating complex there for "mass transit" purposes, or work there full time. (NB: the usage "Grand Central Station" properly refers to the associated post office, not the terminal.)
Much information about the public/nonwizardly aspects of Grand Central can be found at its Wikipedia entry.