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Union Station, Akron, Ohio

Posted in Railroads, Transportation

Union Station

by tconte on May 7, 2020

From 1891 through 1950, Akron’s Union Station was an important busy part of the city’s growth. The railroad station served passengers on trains from the Baltimore & Ohio (B&O), Pennsylvania and Erie railroads. In 1950, the railroad station was replaced by the new Akron Union Depot.

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