- Union Terminal in Cincinnati, Ohio is a famous Art Deco building that has been used as a train station to varying amounts since the 1930’s.
- However Today, The people of Cincinnati have stepped up to save the Cincinnati Union Terminal from collapsing to the weight of time.
- The History of Cincinnati Union Terminal. Cincinnati amtrak station guide. Opened in 1931, the station was one of the most lauded stations in the country, for...
- This and 17 other murals hung in the concourse of Cincinnati's Union Terminal until it was demolished in 1974.
- Side A: The Cincinnati Union Terminal opened in March 1933 and integrated rail travel in the city, which previously operated from five separate passenger terminals.
- Cincinnati Union Terminal was voted the 46th most popular architectural work in America in a 2007 American Institute of Architects poll.
- Out on the western edge of the urban core of Cincinnati is the Union Terminal, which while still serving rail connections for the city, is now mostly turned over to...
- The last passenger train left the Cincinnati Terminal in 1972 and the Cincinnati Union Terminal Company leased the facility to the city for $1.00.
- Cincinnati Union Terminal, once a bustling passenger rail station, is now primarily a museum. Amtrak’s remaining service at this writing is six trains a week on...