A three-year, $38 million renovation of the Tarrytown Metro-North station is nearly complete.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony will be held Sept. 14.
MTA spokeswoman Marjorie Anders says the "old, brown, rusty station with crumbling concrete" has been replaced with "green-painted steel, beautiful history details and a wider overpass."
The overpass features artwork inspired by the turn-of-the-century Hudson River School.
On the platforms, period-inspired street lampposts have replaced fluorescent lights.
About 6,000 commuters pass through the station every weekday.
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