Union Station (Duluth, Minnesota)

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Union Station in Duluth, Minnesota is a historic passenger rail depot designed by the prominent architectural firm Reed and Stem, known for its early 20th-century railroad architecture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic building
railway station
train depot
architect Reed and Stem
architecturalFirm Reed and Stem
architecturalStyle early 20th-century railroad architecture
category Buildings and structures in Duluth, Minnesota
Railway stations in Minnesota
Railway stations in the United States
country United States
designedBy Reed and Stem
function rail transport hub
hasArchitecturalSignificance example of early 20th-century railroad architecture
heritageStatus historic depot
locatedIn Duluth, Minnesota
linked to: Duluth

Minnesota
St. Louis County, Minnesota
United States
namedAfter its function as a union station
partOf rail transportation in Duluth, Minnesota
railwayStationType passenger station
servedAs passenger rail depot
transportMode rail
usedFor passenger rail service

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Reed and Stem notableWork Union Station (Duluth, Minnesota)
Charles Sumner Frost designed Duluth Union Depot, Duluth, Minnesota
linked to: Union Station (Duluth, Minnesota)