File:Original Penn Station eagle at Hicksville station.jpg
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English: One of 22 stone eagles from the original Penn Station, which was demolished in the 1960s, resides in a parking lot at Hicksville station. This is a side view of the eagle from a passing train; a plaque is located at the base. |
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