Modern Federal · Railroad stations

Massive Union Station in Louisville, Kentucky's largest city, which lies along the winding Ohio River across from the state of Indiana

Kentucky · 1850–1939

Massive Union Station in Louisville, Kentucky's largest city, which lies along the winding Ohio River across from the state of Indiana, Kentucky, 1850–1939
Massive Union Station in Louisville, Kentucky's largest city, which lies along the winding Ohio River across from the state of Indiana, Kentucky, 1850–1939. Railroad stations — Modern Federal Architecture, from the Library of Congress record.

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