Image: UnionStationLouisville

Description: North (front) elevation of Union Station in Louisville, Kentucky, from northwest. Located at the confluence of major east, west, north, and south rail lines, Union Station is one of the largest and finest examples of late Richardsonian Romanesque architecture in Kentucky. Constructed in 1891.
Title: UnionStationLouisville
Credit: Historic American Buildings Survey (Library of Congress)
Author: Jack Boucher
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