Portland, Oregon's, historic Union Station, a train depot (and eventually multi-modal transportation hub) in Portland, Oregon. The signature feature of the 1896 terminal, designed by the renowned New York architecture firm of McKim, Mead, and White, is its 150-foot-tall Romanesque Revival-style clock tower. Its neon signs were added in 1948. Photo by Carol Highsmith.
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Keywords:carol m. highsmith, america, oregon, portland, portland oregon, portland union station, train stations, mckim mead and white, romanesque revival style
