Station — Main Street

Completed in 1901, the station was designed in the Second Renaissance Revival style featuring golden Roman brick and terra-cotta ornamentation. Its 530-foot trainshed is one of the last remaining gable-roof sheds in the U.S. and is a National Historic Landmark.

Located in downtown Richmond's Shockoe Bottom, this Beaux-Arts landmark is one of the city's most recognizable symbols, famous for its ornate clock tower . main street station

It originally served the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway and the Seaboard Air Line Railroad. After decades of decline and damage from Hurricane Agnes (1972) and multiple fires, it was restored and reopened in 2003 . Completed in 1901, the station was designed in

Situated in downtown Las Vegas near Fremont Street, this property is known for its distinct Victorian-era theme. Situated in downtown Las Vegas near Fremont Street,

Today, it operates as a multi-modal transportation hub with daily Amtrak service . It is also a premier event venue hosting weddings and corporate parties in its massive Train Shed and elegant Head House .