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Nikita Khrushchev's son, Sergei, reflects on his father's 1959 trip to America.
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Excavation workers, called “sandhogs,” faced many dangers working in a confined space.
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Two city blocks, or 28 acres, were initially cleared for Penn Station’s construction.
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Tunneling under the Hudson river proved easy, but the East River was becoming a nightmare.
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The Pennsylvania Railroad announced they would be tunneling into Manhattan.
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Archivist Edward Meyer highlights the most amazing thing he's seen in Ripley's Warehouse.
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Sergei Khrushchev's home movies of his trip to NYC in 1959 with his father Nikita.