King Street Station

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historic building railway station train station transportation hub

King Street Station is a historic railway terminal in downtown Seattle, Washington, serving as a major hub for Amtrak and regional rail services.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	historic building → railway station → train station → transportation hub →
architecturalStyle	Beaux-Arts → Italian Renaissance Revival →
constructionStartDate	1904 →
country	United States →
dateOpened	1906 →
hasAccessibility	yes →
hasArchitect	Reed and Stem → Warren and Wetmore →
hasClockTower	true →
hasClockTowerHeight	approximately 75 meters →
hasInteriorFeature	decorative plaster ceilings → marble and terrazzo floors → ornate waiting hall →
hasRestorationFocus	historic preservation →
hasTicketOffice	true →
hasWaitingRoom	true →
isAccessibleBy	bus → light rail → streetcar →
isElectrified	false →
locatedIn	King County, Washington → Seattle → Washington → downtown Seattle →
nearbyLandmark	Lumen Field → T-Mobile Park →
nearbyNeighborhood	Pioneer Square →
nearbyStation	Seattle Union Station →
numberOfPlatforms	3 →
numberOfTracks	4 →
operatedBy	Amtrak → Sound Transit →
ownedBy	City of Seattle →
railwayLineServed	Amtrak Cascades → Amtrak long-distance services → Amtrak regional services → Coast Starlight → Empire Builder → Sounder North Line → Sounder South Line → Sounder commuter rail →
renovationCompleted	2013 →
roofType	red tile roof →
servesCity	Seattle →
servesOperator	Amtrak → Sound Transit Sounder →
servesRegion	Pacific Northwest →
underwentRenovation	2010s →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Empire Builder →	endStationSeattle
Puget Sound region →	hasTransportationFacility
International District/Chinatown Station →	locatedNear
T-Mobile Park →	publicTransit