Buffalo Central Terminal

In an effort to promote the use of the Central Terminal as Buffalo’s proposed high speed rail hub, we have created a permanent web page that identifies all of the reasons why we should be the number one choice.

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“Why not make this investment? We can only do it one time. Why not make this investment in a historic facility on Buffalo’s east side,” said Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown. “And not only resurrect this historic facility but also renovate the east side of Buffalo.”

ArtVoice has an excellent article on high speed rail in New York and how the Central Terminal could potentially fit into that picture, complete with quotes from President Michael Miller and Vice-President Mark Lewandowski.

Looking up Paderewski Drive, it is impossible not to be taken in by the massive tower that rises above the surrounding blocks of two-story homes. The Art Deco building that has loomed over the East Side since 1929 is the most recognizable structure outside of downtown, and can be seen for miles. Apart from the occasional party or art show, its cavernous, once bustling halls now lay dormant. The last train to have pass through the station departed on October 28, 1979.

For the past six years the Central Terminal Restoration Corporation has been fighting to bring life back to the building, and the building’s champions hope that a new plan for a high-speed rail line to run through Buffalo may be the breath that will help to resuscitate the sleeping giant.

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Check out a nice article on High Speed Rail and the Terminal at the Buffalo News: http://www.buffalonews.com/home/story/616590.html