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Encyclopedia > Exchange Place

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Exchange Place Re-opening : PATH Trains Hudson Tubes Hudson & Manhattan RR (822 words)
Pagliettini oversees the refurbishing of the Exchange Place PATH station in Jersey City, which is set to resume operation on midnight, June 29.
The Exchange Place PATH station was closed after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center, which destroyed the WTC PATH station.
The operations of the Exchange Place terminal will now be controlled by a new microprocessor system, which will control the signal system for the reopened terminal and will eventually operate the WTC station when it comes on line.
Exchange Place (1287 words)
Exchange Place was also affected by the demolition of manufacturing plants in the downtown section of the city.
Exchange Place Center is a thirty-story skyscraper of masonry and green glass; it rises 485 feet above the Hudson River and extends skyward.
New residential housing at Exchange Place include the North Pier Apartment, an eight-story building with 300 units, and Harborspire, the city's tallest apartment complex, that has two art deco residential twin towers of fifty-five and fifty stories and 445 and 417 units respectively.
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