SCHENECTADY — The city’s new train station is starting to look like its old self, and that’s the general idea. A 6-foot clock added to the facade of the building earlier this month ...

The clock, with Roman numerals set across its 12-foot-wide face, has rested atop the station since the train terminal opened in 1898. It was manufactured locally by the Edward Howard Clock Company ...

Thief leaves precise instructions about pickup, careful transportation of the stolen clock, urging Ford – which bought the train station – to take the timepiece home where it belongs.

A clock face stolen from an abandoned Detroit train station years ago has been returned by the thief who took it, as Ford plans to renovate the historic property and turn into an innovation hub ...

The train station, commissioned by the Pennsylvania Railroad, was built to replace Frank Furness’s aging, but still grand, Broad Street Station in Center City. 30th Street Station’s design was ...

A thief who stole a clock that hung on a Michigan Central Station gateway for decades in Detroit reached out to anonymously return the antique timepiece, sending Ford to an abandoned building to ...