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The latest "Road to Revival' episode is now available! In this installment we focus on all of the work that's being done in and around the firebox. #TechTuesday
Watch it here 👉 bit.ly/3nKC97F
Today we are celebrating 120 years of Nashville's Union Station!
The complex opened on October 9, 1900 to grand festivities with parades, live music, and fireworks. Union Station is the only building that Richard Montfort, Chief Bridge Engineer for the Louisville & Nashville Railroad, ever designed. The popularity of the Richardsonian Romanesque-style had really peaked in the 1880s, but it's classical features and grandiose style perfectly matched Nashville's "Athens of The South" moniker at the time.
Throughout its history, Union Station has welcomed countless numbers of people to Nashville and continues to do so today. Join us in wishing "The Grand Grey Lady of Broad" a very Happy 120th Birthday!!
Are you ready to be absolutely floored by this week's #TechTuesday?! Sitting outside for more than 60 years can certainly take a toll on any steam locomotive, particularly areas with more direct exposure to the elements. The original cab deck was so heavily deteriorated that a new one must be fabricated from scratch. Here's the first of many steps of this ongoing project. #StripeHype
