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Meet Me At The Clock

© Linda Karlin

Meet Me At The Clock

Uploaded: February 06, 2013

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The famous clock at Grand Central Terminal. Here is some information about it from Online Clock.

Many native New Yorkers or movie buffs have probably heard the famous phrase “meet me under the clock“; in New York this phrase refers to The Grand Central Clock, adorning the top of Grand Central Terminal’s information booth located in the main concourse area.

Also called “The Grand Central Terminal Clock“, this magnificent structure has starred in several movies throughout Hollywood history. It has also been used as the setting for marriage proposals, a background for artistic photo-ops and has appeared on numerous postcards.

Created by the famous Connecticut clock crafting company known as Seth Thomas, the Grand Central Terminal Clock is valued between 10 and 20 million dollars.


Exif: Model: NIKON D800

Comments

Antonio Amen February 06, 2013

Very good, light, color and focus.
PS:Sorry I can not be there, I am too far away..... #1513135

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