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A view from Washington Metro train platform looking across at Reagan National Terminal "B".
Washington Metro Train, Airport Station electronic informational sign. The Yellow was coming first so I took this to Gallery Place stop to catch the Redline to Union station.
Picture of
Union Station after getting off the Metro
Picture of inside "Union Station",
Those are Roman Centurion Statues guarding the inside. Picture of Union Station after getting off
the Metro from the airport. In 1901 Pennsylvania and Baltimore
& Ohio Railroads built this place and it physically deteriorated
over the years. This terminal was the center of Washington life
and was really busy during World War II, when as many as 200,000 people
would go through here each day. Union Station after getting off the Metro. The
station reopened after a major renovation project in 1988 with shops, food
court, restaurants, and movie theater occupying the original
building. A new Amtrak terminal was added at the rear. It seems to be
Washington's busiest places as evidenced 20 million people visiting here each
year. Picture
of Union Station Directory. The Union Station renovation results are
quite impressive. This is where all the tours originate and the Food
Court has many options for eating places. Picture of Columbus
Circle, at Union Station, looking past the Freedom Bell and Columbus statue, towards the Capitol Building. "Union
Station's" interior and exterior upper facade are guarded by a series of
Roman centurion statues. Waiting for DUCK to move, which was ahead of our Trolley Tour
Bus in front of Unions Station. Looks like more people decided to board this Old Town Trolley
at Union Station Picture
of ?????? Building Picture
of ?????? Building Quick blurry view of the Washington Monument Riding
the Old Town Trolley after leaving the Columbus Circle area Horse Statue of ????? at Columbus Circle Riding the Old Trolley near Capitol Hill and Back To Washington DC 1 Washington DC Itinerary Menu Next To Washington DC 3 |
