Passersby look over a model of Moynihan Station outside the

UNITED STATES - JULY 18: Passersby look over a model of Moynihan Station outside the James A. Farley Post Office on Eighth Ave. After years of delay, the city, state and two big developers are all aboard with a design to turn the main post office into a grand transit hub recalling the elegant Pennsylvania Station that was razed in 1963. The $818 million plan will preserve the handsome facade of the post office, erected in 1913, while adapting the building as the new Daniel Patrick Moynihan Station, to honor the late U.S. senator, who pushed hard for the idea. (Photo by Andrew Savulich/NY Daily News Archive via Getty Images)