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Description: Exterior view of Federal Street Station (Pennsylvania Railroad Station), Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The structure was within the City of Allegheny when it opened in 1906. Demolished 1955. Architects: Price and McLanahan. There were stub-end tracks at ground level that served commuter trains, and through tracks at an elevated level that served long-distance trains. In later years, only the elevated through tracks were used.
Title: 1906 federal street station exterior
Credit: From plate 146, "The Brickbuilder", 1907, Volume 16, Number 10. https://hdl.handle.net/2027/iau.31858033436548?urlappend=%3Bseq=497 Accessed through hathitrust.org
Author: Architects: Price and McLanahan
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License: Public domain
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