The original Pennsylvania Station was a historic railroad station, opened in 1910 and demolished a short 54 years later. It's grandeur matched or exceeded that of Grand Central Terminal, and was one of the architectural jewels of the City. By the mid-60's however, rail traffic had declined massively due to the rise of both the airline and automotive industries, and the building was demolished so that an above-ground business complex and sports arena could be built instead.

What a tragedy. At least we can still enjoy vintage photographs and postcards like this one, showing the main waiting room around 1910, shortly after opening to the public.

INSIDER producers Herrine Ro and Emily Christian visit four of New York City’s top-ranked burger restaurants to find the best burger in the city. […] After seeing how they’re made and eating each one, Herrine and Emily share their favorite burger.

The four New York City burger joints they visited are:

• J.G. Melon
• Emily
• Peter Luger
• The Happiest Hour

Up next, check out the results from our own Burger Crawl.

This April 13th and 14th, get your spicy on at the 7th annual New York City Hot Sauce Expo in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.

The NYC Hot Sauce Expo promises to be like no other. FREE Hot Sauce Tastings from the BEST Hot Sauce Companies around the World, The Stage of DOOM, Booze & Infuse Cocktail Competition, Guinness Book of Records Reaper Eating Contest, Craft Beers, Specialty Cocktails & So Much More!!

Tickets are still available, starting at just $10! Check out these great photos from last year's event: