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.
Main Street Station overlooking I-95 and Shockoe Slip in Richmond. main street station
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 . Completed in 1901, the station was designed in
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 . Completed in 1901