Union Depot - Old photos
Union Depot
The Union Depot from Third looking west
The Union Depot and Fort Street Presbyterian Church on a stormy night.
The depot sits empty
The main entrance on Fort Street
The Union Depot saw transportation change from horses to cars.
Marshall Fredericks' "Romance of Transportation" is unveiled in the lobby in May 1951.
Workers clean the depot's clock.
The modernized waiting room
The restaurant in the depot, in 1948, after its modernization.
The Lodge (M-10) Freeway goes in next to the Union Depot about 1950.
The ticketing counter after the depot's modernization.
The boarded tunnel to the tracks in 1971, three years before the depot was razed.
The clock tower read "IIII" instead of "IV."
The lobby after renovations in 1946.
The lobby after renovations in 1946.
The lobby after renovations in 1946.
The silent tracks in the early 1970s.
