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NYT event listing for Children's Museum, Nov 2003

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New York Times advertisement for the Children's Museum of Manhattan holiday events in November 2003.

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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document Lower Manhattan Transit Complex PROJECT DESCRIPTION Agencies: The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Metropolitan Transportation Authority The Lower Manhattan Fransit complex will con- sist of a new PATH Terminal on the WTC site, a new Fulton Street Transit Center, and pedestrian connections Tinking these facilities with each other and the World Financial Center and WI C ferry terminal The new PATH terminal will provide expanded and modernized facilitics ancluding additional and lengthened platforms, "SmartCard" fare collec- tron equipment, and appropriate security The terminal will also facil tate pedestrian circulation (c.g., to Church Street, and across West Street, Vesey Street, and Liberty Steetfas woll as on the WiC site itself to inter- connect the various mass cransit lines,strects, and future memorial and commercial devclopment. MTA rendering of the Fulton Street Transit Center concept. Current Conditions: The PATH Terminal at the World Trade Center was destroyed in the September 11th attacks. The permanent terminal will replace the tempo- rary WTC PATH Terminal that is currently under construction and sched- uled to be in operation by late 2003. Estimated Schedule and Cost: WTC PATH Terminal Phased completion Fulton Street Transit Center 3 to 4 years over 3 to 6 years $1.7 to 2.0 billion $750 million (See note below.) Studıo Daniel Libeskind's rendering of the WTC PATH Terminal interior. Note: The Port Authority is requesting $1.4 to $1.7 billion in funding from FEMA/FTA — an amount that reflects an allocation of potential Port Authority insurance recoveries. 26 Lower Manbattan Transportarion Strategies NYC-WTC_000143235

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