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Union Terminal - Cincinnati, Ohio

The main concourse of the Union Terminal, completed in 1933, at a cost of $42,000,000, is regarded as the finest terminal in the nation. Visitors from all over the world have admired its utilitarian beauty. The Terminal is semi-circular in shape, and the right and left hand sides of the dome contain the largest silhouette mosaics in the world, the left hand mural portraying the history of transportation, and the right hand side, the growth of Cincinnati, Ohio. The terminal also contains complete information and ticket windows, retail shops, restaurants and service facilities.

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Union Terminal - Cincinnati, Ohio

The main concourse of the Union Terminal, completed in 1933, at a cost of $42,000,000, is regarded as the finest terminal in the nation. Visitors from all over the world have admired its utilitarian beauty. The Terminal is semi-circular in shape, and the right and left hand sides of the dome contain the largest silhouette mosaics in the world, the left hand mural portraying the history of transportation, and the right hand side, the growth of Cincinnati, Ohio. The terminal also contains complete information and ticket windows, retail shops, restaurants and service facilities.

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Cincinnati Union Terminal.

Scenes of downtown from Cincinnati at Night, published in 1915.

Corner of Women’s Lounge, Union Terminal, Cincinnati, Ohio.

Vine Street in Cincinnati after the Reds won the World Series in October 1940.

Skyline of Cincinnati, Ohio, 1915.

Pearl Street, Second Street between Walnut and Vine, and U.S. Coast Guard boats at Third and Vine Streets, Cincinnati, Ohio, January 1937.

Détails du Times Star Building, Cincinnati, Ohio - source Art Deco.

Cincinnati’s Sinton Hotel, once regarded as the city’s most elegant hotel, opened in 1907 on the Southeast corner of Fourth and Vine. It was demolished in 1965.

Ice in the Ohio River at Cincinnati, 1936.

Steamers of the Ohio River. Between 1900 and 1910.