Tacoma Union Station Photos

Tacoma, Washington's Union Station (1911) (1717 Pacific Ave.) was designed in Beaux Arts style by Charles Reed & Allen Stem, the same architects who did the initial designs for Central Station in New York City. It has now been restored as a United States Courthouse with an extensive display of glass sculptures by Tacoma born artist Dale Chihuly.

See also: Tacoma, Tacoma Glass Museum
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Union Station on the skyline of Tacoma.

Union Station against highrises of Tacoma.

Tacoma Union Station (1911) (1717 Pacific Ave.) now a United States Courthouse. Style: Beaux Arts. Architect: Charles Reed & Allen Stem. On National Register.

Facade of Tacoma Union Station.

Dome of Tacoma Union Station.

Streetside facade of Tacoma Union Station.

Arched windows of Tacoma Union Station with Dale Chihuly glass sculptures.

Inside of dome of Tacoma Union Station with.

Dale Chihuly glass sculpture in Tacoma Union Station.

Flowerlike glass sculpture by Dale Chihuly in arched window of Tacoma Union Station.

Glass sculpture in round frame by Dale Chihuly in Tacoma Union Station.

Multipanel glass paintings by Dale Chihuly in arched window of Tacoma Union Station.

Glass spear by Dale Chihuly in arched window of Tacoma Union Station.

Ironwork details of Tacoma Union Station.

Sculpture of arriving settler at Tacoma Union Station.

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