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Chattanooga Union Station, more commonly known as the Union Depot in Chattanooga, constructed between 1857-1859, served as a train car shed in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Located at Broad and Ninth Streets (the latter now Martin Luther King Blvd), the station was one of two major railroad terminals in the city, the other being the Southern Railway's Terminal Station. Modifications were added in 1868 and 1881 to include offices and waiting rooms. The train car shed was in use during and after the Civil War. After failed efforts to preserve the structure, the Union Depot was torn down in 1972.

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  • Chattanooga Union Station, más comúnmente conocida como Union Depot en Chattanooga, construida entre 1857 y 1859, sirvió como cobertizo de vagones de tren en Chattanooga, (Estados Unidos). Ubicada en las calles Broad y Ninth (en la actualidad, bulevar Martin Luther King), la estación era una de las dos principales terminales ferroviarias de la ciudad, la otra era la estación terminal del . Se agregaron modificaciones en 1868 y 1881 para incluir oficinas y salas de espera. El cobertizo de vagones de tren estuvo en uso durante y después de la Guerra de Secesión. Después de esfuerzos fallidos para preservar la estructura, Union Depot fue demolido en 1972.​ (es)
  • Chattanooga Union Station, more commonly known as the Union Depot in Chattanooga, constructed between 1857-1859, served as a train car shed in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Located at Broad and Ninth Streets (the latter now Martin Luther King Blvd), the station was one of two major railroad terminals in the city, the other being the Southern Railway's Terminal Station. Modifications were added in 1868 and 1881 to include offices and waiting rooms. The train car shed was in use during and after the Civil War. After failed efforts to preserve the structure, the Union Depot was torn down in 1972. (en)
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  • Chattanooga Union Station, more commonly known as the Union Depot in Chattanooga, constructed between 1857-1859, served as a train car shed in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Located at Broad and Ninth Streets (the latter now Martin Luther King Blvd), the station was one of two major railroad terminals in the city, the other being the Southern Railway's Terminal Station. Modifications were added in 1868 and 1881 to include offices and waiting rooms. The train car shed was in use during and after the Civil War. After failed efforts to preserve the structure, the Union Depot was torn down in 1972. (en)
  • Chattanooga Union Station, más comúnmente conocida como Union Depot en Chattanooga, construida entre 1857 y 1859, sirvió como cobertizo de vagones de tren en Chattanooga, (Estados Unidos). Ubicada en las calles Broad y Ninth (en la actualidad, bulevar Martin Luther King), la estación era una de las dos principales terminales ferroviarias de la ciudad, la otra era la estación terminal del . (es)
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