Liberty State Park train terminal to reopen
The historic train terminal at Liberty State Park is reopening following an $18 million makeover. The Central Railroad of New Jersey Terminal building was severely damaged by Superstorm Sandy and has
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Jun 21, 2016, 5:59 PM
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Updated 3,129 days ago
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The historic train terminal at Liberty State Park is reopening following an $18 million makeover.
The Central Railroad of New Jersey Terminal building was severely damaged by Superstorm Sandy and has been closed ever since.
It was originally built 127 years ago.
About 8 million immigrants took a ferry from Ellis Island to the terminal, where they then took a train to their destination.
It is scheduled to finally reopen on Wednesday.
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