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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 4 (January 1907) (1907)

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scend is well known that four separate tube tunnels are being the Pennsylvania Railroad station above, they can to the platforms of the tunnel system, where he can take a train to points on the Pennsylvania system, or built through the silt below the Hudson River, but it is not so well understood… … to say, the mud 9th Street to a connection with the Rapid Transit Sub- Cut and Cover Work on the Section of Tunnel Connecting the Jersey City- is being crowd- Terminal Stations. way below Astor Place. The Cortlan»t Street Tunnels.—The southerly ed aside in- pair of tunnels, known as the Cortlandt…

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