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No. 4 - Grand Central Terminal by Reginald Stanley Birch Monday, April 11, 2005 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan A series of Pre World War Two postcards of the USA

Grand Central Station the name along conjures up such adventure The grand building a fitting starting point for travelling over a vast country To the west following the pioneers journeys to the Pacific Ocean To the south where the unfortunate slaves had to grow the cotton And north towards the American Canadian border No matter which direction the railway line progressed There was a State the size of some countries ��

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Reviewed by Ch'erie de Perrot	4/18/2005

Love those old cars....onward to 3 Ch'erie




Reviewed by Ed Matlack	4/11/2005

Don't believe that Kostro guy down there, he always was relagated to the box cars with the animals...LOL! This series will certainly make those postcards well seen & known and I am enjoying it as well...Ed & Rufuz




Reviewed by Mr. Ed	4/11/2005

Truly enjoying your postcards, Reg. And this one brought back many happy memories of my childhood cross country train trips - I loved traveling by rail - always sat up in the observation deck taking everything in.