Penn, while the H&M tracks split to the southeast for to Exchange Place before entering the Downtown Hudson Tubes to Hudson Terminal in New York City. There were two switch towers near the station: Tower N to the west and Tower S to the east. A sign box was above each platform, each containing around twenty signs, showing common destinations, as well as "named" trains. Before the arrival of the next train, a platform attendant would use a long pole to change the signs displayed. The only access to the station was by train, with no access to the surrounding area. It was estimated that 230 million passengers had used Manhattan Transfer during its 27 years in operation. See also Susquehanna Transfer station (1939–1966) Secaucus Junction References Former railway stations in New Jersey Demolished railway stations in the United States Harrison, New Jersey PATH stations in New Jersey Railway stations in Hudson County, New Jersey Railway stations in the United States opened in 1910 Railway stations closed in 1937 Former Pennsylvania Railroad stations Railway stations accessible only by rail