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 | #453032 in Books |  Swallow Press |  1986-06 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | File type: PDF | 300 pages

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Fascinating history of the substantial and varied railroad stations that once existed throughout Chicago. The design and scale of train stations expressed the wealth and power of their communities during the Railroad Age and Chicago in the 1920s had more than 12 terminals and 462 elevated railway and commuter stations in an amazing array of designs. The competition amongst railroads produced innumerable combinations of contemporary taste, from Victorian Italianate to Spa...

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