For Grand Central
Written and Produced by
Michael Epstein
Narrated by
Joe Morton
Edited by
Kris Liem
Associate Producer
Kathryn Lord
Director of Photography
Michael Chin
Music
Joel Goodman
Archival Research
Rebecca Wexler
Visual Effects Director
Tim D'Amico
Still Motion Photography
Michael Epstein
Andrew Heikila
Sound Recordists
Merce Williams
Charlie Macarone
Online Editor
Martin Benn
Deborah Wallach
Sound Re-Recording
James Redding
Sync Sound, NY
Assistant Camera
Jonathan Weaver
Assistant Editor
Stephen Dunn
Damon Ginandes
Music Editor
David Bramfitt
Gaffers
Frederick C. Galfas
Marc Labatte
Best Boy
Travis Tomlinson
Chris Elassad
Key Grip
Chris Lally
Production Coordinator
Katherine F. Wright
Production Assistants
Eugene Kotlyarenko
Aina Fuller
Mia Bruno
Accounting
Marsha Goldberg
Glenn Tanzer
Legal
Karen Shatzkin
Academic Advisors
Kurt Schlitchting
T.J. Stiles
Production Interns
Brandon Lewis
Laura LaPerche
Rommel Genciana
Brandon York
Archival Stills
Avery Architectural and Fine Arts Library, Columbia University in the City of New York
Boris Yale Klapwald courtesy of Brain Ink Brown Brothers, Sterling, PA
c2001 New York City Police Department. All rights reserved. Used with permission of the New York City Police Department
Charles Pappas
Collection of the New Rochelle Public Library
Collection of the New York Historical Society
Corbis
Courtesy of Dakota County Historical Society
Courtesy of Mary Lindlau and Courtesy of the Queens Borough Public Library, Long Island Division, August Kruzensk
Photographs courtesy of the New York Transit Museum
Courtesy of the Queens Borough PUblic Library, Long Island Division, Borough President of Queens Photographs and Courtesy NYC Municipal Archives
Culver Pictures
David Rumsey Map Collection
Frank English/MTA Metro=North Railroad
Getty Images
Grand Central Terminal Collection, Archives Center, National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution
Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center, The University of Texas at Austin
Matthew Brady photograph provided courtesy of Mr. Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Prints and Photographs Division, Library of Congress
Schenectady Museum & Suits-Bueche Planetarium
The New York Public Library, Astor Lenox and Tilden Foundations
The Railroad Enthusiasts of New York at The Williamson Library
Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library, Duke University, Durham, North Carolina
Tunnel Shield During Construction Looking East, March 29, 1905, Pennsylvania Railroad, Conrail Public Affairs Office, MG-286 Penn Central Railroad Collection, Pennsylvania State Archives
The New Jersey Room, Jersey City Free Public Library
N.Y. Herald Newspaper images courtesy of ProQuest UMI
WASA/Studio A Successor Firm to Reed & Stem; Wank Adams Slavin Assocaites LLP New York, NY
Archival Footage
Getty
John E. Allen
Library of Congress
Special Thanks
Dan Brucker
Susan Gilbert
The Chaffetz Family
Frank English
Neal Pilzer and MPE
For American Experience
Post Production
Vanessa Ezersky
Glenn Fukushima
Series Designer
Alison Kennedy
On-line Editor
Spencer Gentry
Sound Mix
John Jenkins
Production Manager
Nancy Sherman
Web
Molly Jacobs
Tory Starr
Legal
Jay Fialkov
Janice Flood
Scott Kardel
Project Administration
Susana Fernandes
Pamela Gaudiano
Lauren Noyes
Project Administration
Mary Lugo
Cara White
Project Manager
Lauren Prestileo
Series Manager
James E. Dunford
Coordinating Producer
Susan Mottau
Series Producer
Susan Bellows
Senior Producer
Sharon Grimberg
Executive Producer
Mark Samels
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