Union Station

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Beaux-Arts building historic place intercity rail terminal railway station transportation hub

Union Station is a historic Beaux-Arts transportation hub and major intercity rail terminal in Washington, D.C., serving as a gateway to the U.S. capital.

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Statements (53)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Beaux-Arts building → historic place → intercity rail terminal → railway station → transportation hub →
address	50 Massachusetts Avenue NE, Washington, D.C. →
architect	Daniel Burnham → Pierce Anderson →
architecturalStyle	Beaux-Arts →
connectedTo	Union Station (Washington Metro) →
country	United States →
designatedNationalHistoricLandmark	1969 →
hasFeature	coffered barrel-vaulted ceiling → food court → grand main hall → large colonnaded façade → parking garage → retail concourse → taxi stands → tour bus facilities →
hasFunction	bus terminal → commuter rail station → intercity rail terminal → metro station complex → restaurant and dining venue → retail center →
hasStationCode	WAS →
locatedIn	Capitol Hill neighborhood → Washington, D.C. →
near	National Mall → United States Capitol →
NRHPListingDate	1969 →
NRHPStatus	listed on the National Register of Historic Places →
opened	1907 →
openingDate	October 27, 1907 →
operatedBy	Amtrak → Union Station Redevelopment Corporation →
ownedBy	United States government →
partOf	National Mall and Capitol Hill area transportation network →
platforms	multiple island and side platforms →
servedByLine	Northeast Corridor →
servedByService	Acela → Northeast Regional → long-distance Amtrak trains →
serves	Amtrak → MARC Train → Virginia Railway Express → Washington Metro Red Line → commuter buses → intercity buses → local buses → tour buses →
tracks	20+ →

Referenced by (47)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Brunswick Line ("Washington Union Station") → Camden Line ("Washington Union Station") → Fredericksburg Line ("Union Station (Washington, D.C.)") → MARC ("Washington Union Station") → MARC Brunswick Line ("Washington Union Station") → MARC Penn Line ("Washington Union Station") → MARC Train ("Washington Union Station") → Penn Line ("Washington Union Station") → VRE ("Washington Union Station") → Virginia Railway Express ("Washington Union Station") →	terminus
Brunswick Line ("Washington Union Station") → MARC Penn Line ("Washington Union Station") →	startPoint
VRE ("Washington Union Station") → Virginia Railway Express ("Washington Union Station") →	usesStation
Metropolitan Museum of Art ("McKim, Mead & White") →	architect
Daniel Burnham ("Union Station (Washington, D.C.)") →	architectOf
Pennsylvania Railroad Company ("Union Station (Washington, D.C.)") →	built
WAS ("Union Station (Washington, D.C.)") →	codeFor
Union Station (Washington, D.C.) ("Union Station (Washington Metro)") →	connectedTo
Washington Metro at Union Station ("Union Station (Amtrak)") →	connectsTo
Virginia Railway Express ("Amtrak at Washington Union Station") →	connectsWith
Congressional Limited Express ("Washington Union Station") →	endPoint
Maryland Area Regional Commuter ("Washington Union Station") →	hasHub
Washington, D.C. →	hasLandmark
Cardinal (train) ("Washington Union Station") →	hasMajorStation
Camden Line ("Washington Union Station") →	hasStation
Capitol Hill ("Union Station Metro station") →	hasTransportation
United States Capitol Complex →	hasTransportationAccess
Washington Metro Red Line →	interchangeStation
Fredericksburg Line ("Amtrak at Union Station") →	interchangesWith
Union Station Redevelopment Corporation ("Washington Union Station complex") →	manages
Louisiana Avenue NW vicinity →	near
Pennsylvania Railroad ("Union Station (Washington, D.C.)") →	notableAsset
Washington Metro Red Line →	notableStation
USRC ("Washington Union Station") →	operates
Union Station Redevelopment Corporation ("Washington Union Station") →	primaryAsset
Amtrak Capitol Limited ("Washington Union Station") →	primaryEndpointStation
Amtrak ("Washington Union Station") →	primaryHub
USRC ("Union Station, Washington, D.C.") →	primaryLocation
Manassas Line ("Union Station (Washington, D.C.)") →	primaryStation
Capitol Visitor Center →	publicTransitAccess
WAS ("Washington Union Station") →	refersTo
Acela ("Washington Union Station") →	servesStation
Virginia Railway Express ("Union Station, Washington, D.C.") →	startPointOfFredericksburgLine
Virginia Railway Express ("Union Station, Washington, D.C.") →	startPointOfManassasLine
Silver Meteor ("Washington Union Station") →	stopsAt
Capitol Hill neighborhood →	transportServedBy