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Hudson Terminal

Hudson Terminal was an urban railway station on the Hudson and Manhattan Railroad in Lower Manhattan, New York City and the office skyscraper built to serve the terminal. It operated from 1909 to 1971, and the building was mostly demolished by 1972.
== Station ==
The station was served by two single-track tubes connected by a loop to speed train movements. The loop included five tracks and 3 platforms (2 center island and one side) and was somewhat similar to the arrangement of the current World Trade Center PATH station. By 1914, passenger volume at the Hudson Terminal had reached 30,535,500 annually.〔 Volume nearly doubled by 1922, with 59,221,354 passengers that year at the Hudson Terminal.
The Beaux-Arts terminal opened with its first train service on July 19, 1909 (marking the first use of the Downtown Hudson Tubes), and it closed in 1971, when the WTC PATH station opened. The station was located at Church Street east of the current PATH terminal. The building was mostly demolished by 1972. Some portions of the track level became part of the PATH station. The last remnant of the station, a cast-iron tube in the slurry wall of the site's foundation, was demolished in 2008.

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