Skies
Skies can add color to train stations, and cloudy skies can take it away. Skies can throw shadows and create contrast. They can also add intrigue lurking in the background. All skies, interesting or not, also silently remind us what cause American railroad travel’s demise.
Nottingham, England || Midland Station || 1904 (rebuild)
Portland || Union Station || 1896 || neon added 1948
Petersburg, Virginia || Union Station || 1910
Winston-Salem, North Carolina || Union Station || 1926
Lawrence, Kansas || Union Pacific Depot || 1889
Jersey City || Central RR of New Jersey Terminal || 1899
Northampton, England || 2015 (current building)
Topeka, Kansas || Great Overland Station || 1927
Mobile, Alabama || Gulf, Mobile & Ohio Passenger Terminal || 1907
Philadelphia || Suburban Station || 1930
Chicago || Dearborn Station || 1885
San Antonio || International & Great Northern Depot || 1908
North Philadelphia Station || 1901
Walt Disney World || Main Street Station || 1971