Liberty State Park Doors

Sherry Felix

Doors from the CRRNJ Terminal Department of Environmental Protection (nj.gov) in Liberty SP for Thursday Doors. Coincidentally Dan (Thursday Doors host) posted doors from Union Station in Worcester MA https://nofacilities.com/2023/02/16/worcester-union-station/

My other post on this terminal https://port4u.net/2023/02/15/liberty-sp-terminal/

Central Railroad NJ Terminal, Liberty SP, NJ 2/9/2023
Central Railroad NJ Terminal, Liberty SP, NJ 2/9/2023
Central Railroad NJ Terminal, Liberty SP, NJ 2/9/2023
Central Railroad NJ Terminal, Liberty SP, NJ 2/9/2023
Central Railroad NJ Termina, Liberty SP, NJ 2/9/2023
Central Railroad NJ Termina, Liberty SP, NJ 2/9/2023
Central Railroad NJ Termina, Liberty SP, NJ 2/9/2023

9 thoughts on “Liberty State Park Doors”

  1. Sue 2023-02-17 / 3:58 pm

    Quite a piece of history…

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    • Sherry Felix 2023-02-18 / 9:21 am

      I like imagining immigrants taking trains there after taking a ferry form Ellis Island.

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      • Sue 2023-02-19 / 5:03 am

        Indeed

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  2. sustainabilitea 2023-02-16 / 3:05 pm

    What a great building! How did you mange to get all these photos with no people in them?

    janet

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    • Sherry Felix 2023-02-16 / 3:46 pm

      It was a weekday. Strange to say it is closed on weekends when there are more visitors to the park. Thanks. 😁

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  3. Dan Antion 2023-02-16 / 8:17 am

    I love the wooden details in these doors and in the interior, Sherry. These are great photos of a lovely station. The Blue Comet Auditorium entrance is my favorite photo today!

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    • Sherry Felix 2023-02-16 / 8:19 am

      Thank you Dan. Glad you enjoyed these. I liked your today too.

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  4. shoreacres 2023-02-16 / 8:13 am

    I especially like the way the arc of the lamps and the arc of the doorway complement one another in the first photo. Is the Blue Comet the name of a train? or a historic train?

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    • Sherry Felix 2023-02-16 / 8:20 am

      Glad you noticed that. I liked the mirrored arches too.

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