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2021-05-01 21:15:21
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2021-05-01 17:28:26
Grand Canyon, 1873
According to the History, the Grand Canyon was formed when the Colorado River began cutting a channel through layers of rock 5 to 6 million years ago. Since the last Ice Age, about 2.6 million years ago, humans have inhabited the area within the canyon and around it. President Benjamin Harrison declared the Grand Canyon a forest reserve in 1893, granting the canyon its first federal protection.
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2021-04-30 22:44:28
Daddy Trump In The Park
Here’s a photo of a young Donald Trump enjoying a day in the park - or is that his backyard? - with one of his kids. Is that Ivanka? Don Junior? It’s hard to tell when they’re that little, but that certainly is one cute baby and one sweet photo.
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2021-04-30 13:59:59
Grand Central Terminal, NOW
Today, Grand Central is more than just a transit hub. It has five restaurants and cocktail lounges, 20 food stands in its lower level dining concourse, and specialty shops throughout the entire building. And in the winter, the terminal's former main waiting room is home to the Grand Central Holiday Fair, which brings in over 40 craftspeople and artisans.
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2021-04-30 02:00:00
Grand Central Terminal, 1900
The use of railroads in America really took off in the 1800s. According to its website, before Grand Central Terminal was built, there were already four competing lines in New York — the Hudson River, New York Central, New York & Harlem, and New York & New Haven. The Hudson, New Haven, and Harlem railroads were eager to expand and save money, so in 1871, they agreed to share one transit hub: Grand Central Depot. By 1900, the size of the Depot, now known as Grand Central Station, had doubled, and rail traffic had quadrupled.
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