OTD in ’64: The Train to Carnegie Hall February 12, 1964. The Beatles took a morning train to New York for two sold-out shows at Carnegie Hall. Brian Epstein flew. The band rode the rails. What should have been routine turned into a rolling press conference. Reporters packed the carriage, questions nonstop. “We enjoyed it in the early days… but the only place we ever got any peace was when we got in the suite and locked ourselves in the bathroom,” George later said. At Pennsylvania Station, an e

🎉 Party like it’s 1891! May 5 marks the anniversary of Carnegie Hall’s original Opening Night, which took place 132 years ago. Here’s a glimpse into what it was like to have been there. | Carnegie Hall