Taking place at the Vanderbilt Hall of GST, Japan Week 2017 will be the place to absorb all things Japanese Culture. Don’t miss it. It’s free to attend so bring some cash to buy amazing things.
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Japan Week @ Grand Central Terminal
Taking place at the Vanderbilt Hall of GST, Japan Week 2017 will be the place to absorb all things Japanese Culture. Don’t miss it. It’s free to attend so bring some cash to buy amazing things.
Japan Week @ Grand Central Terminal
Taking place at the Vanderbilt Hall of GST, Japan Week 2017 will be the place to absorb all things Japanese Culture. Don’t miss it. It’s free to attend so bring some cash to buy amazing things.
Happy 100th Anniversary Grand Central Station
According to what I am hearing, it was 100 years ago today that Grand Central Terminal first opened its doors to the general public an with that being the case I wanted to post a couple of photos that I have taken to raise a glass.
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The William Wallace Sword (or The Weapon Of “Braveheart”)
A few years ago there was a Scottish cultural exhibit being held over at Grand Central Station down on Lexington Avenue. The year was 2005 and I am guessing that this was around April based on the time stamp of my photographs. That was a busy time for me as I had just officially launched PiercingMetal.com but that can be found on another blog. I had to say that for the most part the exhibit didn’t do anything for me, but there was one item on display that was a clear “must see” and a reason to adventure over there without any question. That item was the William Wallace sword.
For those who might not be in the know, William Wallace was a Scottish knight and a patriot in the eyes of his countrymen and lived during the late 1200’s. His was a life of combat and freedom fighting according to his Wikipedia entry and you can learn more about him by clicking on his Wikipedia link which I will have ready for you at the close of this piece.
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