Description
Go inside America’s cathedrals of transportation. Trains has been covering the country’s great railway stations from its earliest issues to today. You will visit magnificent stations, from New York to Atlanta, Boston, Cincinnati, Denver, Los Angeles, St. Louis, and more in this TRAINS Express PDF package. Here’s the line-up of stories from the Trains magazine archive:
- “Washington Union Station” By E. L. Thompson, Pages 12-17, December 1940
- “Cincinnati Union Terminal” By M. D. Thornburgh, Pages 14-19, March 1941
- “Grand Central” By A. C. Kalmbach, Pages 8-19, March 1943
- “Gateway to the Southwest” By Terminal Railroad Association, Pages 12-16, July 1948
- “Boston’s Omnium-Gatherum” By North Station, Pages 14-17, September 1948
- “Threshold to Florida” By Jacksonville Terminal, Pages 12-15, May 1949
- “Joliet Union Station” By Wallace W. Abbey, Pages 14-17, March 1952
- “Union Passenger Terminal” By James G. LaVake, Pages 14-19, September 1954
- “A Place to Watch Trains” By David P. Morgan, Pages 28-30, April 1958
- “Terminal” By Rick Krepela, Pages 18-21, August 1959
- “What is a Union Station?” By Ed Wojtas, Pages 42-47, April 1965
- “The Aging Dignity of Chicago Union Station” By David P. Morgan and John Gruber, Cover, pages 28-32, 39-46, August 1965
- “All Off at Denver” By Robert A. Le Massena, Pages 40-49, June 1970
- “Boston South Station Revival” By Tom Nelligan, Pages 38-42, June 1989
- “The Grandest Terminal of Them All” By William D. Middleton, Pages 62-63, January 2000
- “Station of the Stars” By David Lustig, Cover, pages 48-61, July 2002
(107 pages, 12.9 MB)