Buffalo Central Terminal in "Route 66"

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My great-grandmother worked there as a "car counter". I saw the inside as a 5 year old in '79, and remember it vividly. That was 30 years after she'd retired, in fact we were there one month before the last passenger train pulled away.

Wow! I was a fan, but was only a kid. My brother would get home from college on a Friday night and watch the show with a giant dish of rigatoni and glass of milk, then later go out with his friends. I was 8 yrs old. Love the views of BCT! I went to college in Bflo and rode the train to and from Syr; Dad worked for the railroad so I rode free. Lots of memories of the terminal bldg. I was sad to see how bad it got, glad to see ppl trying to restore her. Good luck and thanks for posting this video!

this is the only section of the episode that i have, the rest did not concern us as it was not related to BCT.

Yes this is the season of Route 66 that I had been searching for. But, this is only part 1 of this episode. Where are most of the portions of this episode (including original closing credits, and logo)? This is only a fragment. Part 1.

They need to reopen the Buffalo Terminal. With high speed Tilt Trains everywhere!

clark kent?

my sister commented on this one year ago. that is my dad to lthe left of tammy grimes. today would be his 79th birthday. a friend of my family's sent me a link to another posting. she had never seen this. i watched it again and can't help thinking that he was fibbing about this... but, there he is handsome and young. i wonder if the other funny things he said were true. i bet they were.

My friends and I rushed from school to watch this being shot. We were there for the scene where he handed her the flowers, which took many takes and lasted the rest of the afternoon. Between each take several people would gather around Tammy Grimes and praise her performance. It was very exciting to see for a group of high school girls in 1963.

poje1, why did you rush from school.
Any decent high school girl, circa 1963,
would have 'cut' class!