Can anyone add to this list of existing RR depots that have a Art Deco or Streamlined Moderne style of architecture?<br>Cincinnati Union Terminal (undoubtedly "the Queen" of this style)<br>Newark Penn Station<br>Ft. Worth T&P Depot<br>Galveston Union Depot<br>Oklahoma City Santa Fe Depot (?)<br>Omaha (Burlington or Union ?)<p><br>

Hmmm.. I actually know what that means, but I don't know where any examples are. Theres a nice streamline moderne chevy dealership in Rochester NY, though! <br>



mrwowak@yahoo.com

The PRR's Suburban Station which was located beneath their headquarter's building was loaded with art deco decoration. Some of it still exists as SEPTA's Penn Center Station.<br>



blevin@engr.psu.edu

Central Terminal in Buffalo is similar to Cincy; slightly earlier and there's an office tower instead of a rotunda. <br>

Union Pacific's Union Station in Omaha is art deco. Burlington Station, just across the tracks was Greek Revival, but after 1930 it became a neo-classical structure.<br>



hrrhs@aol.com

Its been a while since I have seen it, but the Union Station in South Bend IN stands out in my memory as being somewhat art Deco. I know Indy's isn't art deco, but it is one of the most beutiful stations there is with its cathedral stained glass waiting room and 20 some odd elevated train shed.<br>

Joplin, MO's Union Depot, I think, is considered an art deco style building.<br>



mitscher@nlc.com