30th Street Station facts for kids
30th Street Station is a major Amtrak and SEPTA station in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It is part of the Center City Commuter Connection. It is on the Northeast Corridor.
Images for kids
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The former West Philadelphia station being removed during construction of 30th Street Station, January 1931
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The Angel of the Resurrection, a 1952 World War II memorial by Walker Hancock inside 30th Street Station, May 2017
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East entrance during the daytime
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Pennsylvania Railroad sign at 30th Street Station
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Skylight above SEPTA tracks 5 & 6
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The station's grand concourse, in Art Deco style
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Interior in August 1976
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A bird's eye view (April 1977)
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Corinthian columns of the portico
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Spirit of Transportation (1895) by Karl Bitter
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Entrance to SEPTA Regional Rail concourse
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Lower-level platforms serving Amtrak and NJ Transit
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Upper-level platforms serving SEPTA
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Overview of the lines serving 30th Street
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Cira Centre and the west entrance to 30th Street Station
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A collection of equipment outside 30th Street Station on Race Street
See also
In Spanish: Estación de la Calle 30 para niños
