Union Station

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Union Station is a historic former railroad terminal in St. Louis that has been transformed into a mixed-use complex featuring attractions, dining, and entertainment.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic railroad station
mixed-use complex
tourist attraction
addedTo National Register of Historic Places
architect Theodore C. Link NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle Romanesque Revival
cityLandmarkStatus St. Louis landmark
country United States of America
currentFunction entertainment complex
hotel complex
shopping and dining center
hasAttraction Fire & Light Show on the lake
St. Louis Aquarium at Union Station
St. Louis Wheel
mirror maze
ropes course
hasDining casual eateries
full-service restaurants
hasEventType conventions
corporate events
weddings
hasFacility event space
hotel
restaurants
retail shops
hasFeature Grand Hall
clock tower
train shed
hasHotelBrand Hilton Hotels Corporation
surface form: Curio Collection by Hilton
hasLightShow Grand Hall 3D light show
hasWaterFeature lake
heightOfClockTower approximately 280 feet
location St. Louis, Missouri, United States
surface form: St. Louis, Missouri
nearbyLandmark Enterprise Center
Gateway Arch (within downtown area)
NRHPListingYear 1970s
opened 1894
originalFunction railroad terminal
ownership Lodging Hospitality Management (LHM) (in the 21st century)
peakUsagePeriod early 20th century
publicTransitAccess MetroLink light rail
surface form: MetroLink (Union Station stop)
railServiceEnded 1978
redevelopedAs festival marketplace
mixed-use entertainment complex
region Downtown West, St. Louis, Missouri
surface form: Downtown West, St. Louis
servedAs major passenger rail hub
servedRailroads multiple railroad companies

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USRC associatedWith Union Station
this entity surface form: Union Station complex
CITYPARK nearTransport Union Station
this entity surface form: St. Louis Union Station