Denver Union Station
Opened: 1914
Denver's Union Station is a Beaux-Arts structure on a site that had hosted two previous incarnations of the station since 1881. At its peak, the station served up to 80 trains a day. When I visited in 2010 it serviced only one intercity train per day (The California Zephyr) and a pair of light rail lines. A subsequent visit in 2015 followed redevelopment of the station as a retail and hotel destination with extensive surrounding transit-oriented development (TOD).
West facade
Disembarking in Denver
Ramp into station
Tunnel under the tracks
Ramp into the station
Ticket windows
Lighted benches in the waiting area
Information desk
Waiting room
Information board
Waiting room
Waiting room
East facade viewed down 17th Street
East facade viewed down 17th Street
East facade viewed down 17th Street
Union Station
Union Station Amtrak counter in the corner
Union Station
Acme Burger
Acme Burger
Union Station
Crawford Hotel
Union Station
Union Station
Union Station history
Union Station SE side from 17th Street
Union Station Bus Concourse
Union Station NW side tracks
Union Station water feature (video)
Union Station train shed
Union Station train shed
Union Station train shed
Union Station train shed
RTD SkyRide
RTD SkyRide
Glass House Condominiums
Cadence Union Station (http://cadenceunionstation.com)
Chestnut Place
Union Denver, 1770 Chestnut Place
39.754898, -105.001438
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Union Denver
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