Re: (rshsdepot) Terminals before 1900

["James Kelling" <james.kelling_@_nara.gov>]

I think Portland (OR) Union Station also predates 1900.  The first
"Union Station" was at Indianapolis in 1853.

J. Kelling

>>> AMTRAIN_@_aol.com 3/10/2007 1:13 AM >>>
Thank you to all who helped on my question about pre 1900 stations. 
 
I am currently writing a book on the train stations of the Nashville  
Chattanooga and St Louis Ry. I needed to  reference the number of
stations  built 
before Union Station in Nashville was built in 1900. 
 
Terry L.  Coats-VP
Nashville Chattanooga & St. Louis 
Railway Preservation  Society _www.ncstl.com_ (http://www.ncstl.com/) 

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