During World War II, Cincinnati Union Terminal was major transfer point for soldiers, the station served as many as 20,000 passengers per day. Take the tour of the Union Terminal to see this and many other rooms unavailable in general.
Nice picture Chuck. My Dad told me stories of his life with the UT. Took me as a boy to see the great concourse before they tore it down. Think what a grand place it would be if that was still there.
Lisa, thank you very much. I feel so connected when I visit Union Terminal. It surely holds a special place to me, memories of boyhood wonder that men could make such an interesting place.
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Fishit says:
Nice picture Chuck. My Dad told me stories of his life with the UT. Took me as a boy to see the great concourse before they tore it down. Think what a grand place it would be if that was still there.
Chuckmadden says:
Dennis, Thanks~ I love the memories I have of this station too !
Pom Mom says:
I thought I'd already voted for this! Does someone else have the same shot? I waited for a train here once--wee hours of the morning!
Chuckmadden says:
Constance I havent seen it before, alothough most of Union Termainal is photographed alot. Thank you for your kind words.
Senojasil says:
This shot definitely evokes a response, a feeling, and a sense of nostalgia.
Chuckmadden says:
Lisa, thank you very much. I feel so connected when I visit Union Terminal. It surely holds a special place to me, memories of boyhood wonder that men could make such an interesting place.
Tjherrmann says:
I am suddenly 10 years old and waiting with my family as my big brother leaves for Paris Island! You are the man!
Chuckmadden says:
Tom, thank you.. I love this room. it has great memories for me too