Tickets Please
This is the Great Hall inside Union Station which I showed you the outside yesterday. This is the ticket hallway and it is 250 ft long by 88 ft tall at its highest point. It is a spectacular space to enter and brings back the image of the old elegant days of rail travel.
I wish I could say we still had these where I live! They have refurbished many like in St. Louis, Mo. it certainly is a grand way to travel!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely surprise Pat, so gorgeous inside. Would be a real pleasure to catch a train from here.
ReplyDeletethe roof looks like a honeycomb. :) or a waffle. :)
ReplyDeletei have not been there in years. gorgeous surroundings. ( :
ReplyDeleteSo welcoming! Our railways stations are usually grand, but quite dirty...
ReplyDeleteUnion Station has to be the most popular name for a RR station in the world, or close. Does every city have one?
ReplyDeleteMagnificent!
ReplyDeleteWhat a grand hall. I love these places!
ReplyDeleteso spacious and great
ReplyDeleteThe Great Hall is beautiful inside; I've always appreciated the architecture in there.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful interiors. It has the same style as the train station in Montreal I imagine.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous. Almost like a palace! :-)
ReplyDeleteIt the "old days" my mother took me on the train to Port Elgin for our summer vacation. Go figure... the tracks don't even go there any more. It is still a Grand Old Station.
ReplyDeleteLooks more or less like it always did - very grand!
ReplyDeleteLooks very much like our own Union Station here in D.C.
ReplyDeleteIt is beautiful, RedPat. It has elements of Washington's Union Station and New York's Grand Central Station.
ReplyDeleteI always loved walking through Union Station. So much to see there and it's so grand!
ReplyDeletePS: Is the $27 fare from the airport one way? A cab is around $60 to town... if there are two of you, it's hardly worth it to take the train.
It's a magical place! Whenever I've been there I've felt an enormous sense of awe.
ReplyDeleteHear the echo!
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