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Denver Union Station
Denver's Union Station is a
Beaux-Arts structure that opened in 1914 on a site that had hosted two
previous incarnations of the station since 1881. At its peak, the station
served up to 80 trains a day. When I visited in 2010 it serviced
only one intercity train per day (The California Zephyr) and a pair
of light rail lines, although plans were in place to develop the
area around the station as a mixed-use residential, retail and office
complex with a significant transit component.
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