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Passenger Trains > Looking Good At 114Date: 11/25/20 20:39 Looking Good At 114 Author: walstib The tip of Seattle's 114-year-old King Street Station basks in the afternoon sun today, dwarfed, but not outclassed, by nearby skyscrapers.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 11/25/20 20:40 by walstib.  Date: 11/25/20 21:57 Re: Looking Good At 114 Author: photobob A photo which shows how far we have progressed architecturally. Ha Ha..... Nice photo.
Robert Morris Dunsmuir, CA Robert Morris Photography Date: 11/26/20 12:21 Re: Looking Good At 114 Author: RRBMail photobob Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > A photo which shows how far we have progressed > architecturally. Or a photo of how far we have digressed architecturally! Date: 11/27/20 00:44 Re: Looking Good At 114 Author: IC_2024 For some reason, reminds me of an M.C. Escher work — somewhat visually disturbing, actually, thanks to a heavy telephoto pulling in the skyscrapers in futuristic world against King St Clocktower. Oh well, NOT “Sleepless in Seattle”, Mr Walstib— when are you headed back to SBA for your people pics? Always have enjoyed those!
Date: 11/27/20 09:03 Re: Looking Good At 114 Author: jp1822 A station with a triumphal restoration too!
Date: 11/27/20 23:13 Re: Looking Good At 114 Author: alally8444 Remember when it had microwave dishes on the top? I'm glad another example of railroad architecture (or rather, an example of Venetian architecture in a railroad application) has been saved.
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