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The Railroad Station: An Architectural History

by Carroll L. V. Meeks

A visual history of the railroad station

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    Praised by The New York Times for its scholarship and illustrations

    The New York Times praises the book’s scholarly documentation and collection of illustrations.

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A visual history of the railroad station

Carroll L. V. Meeks traces railroad-station architecture in Europe and America from the 1830s to the 1950s. The book’s 231 visual materials—including photographs, illustrations, floor plans, and cutaways—make the station’s design and changing forms the focus. Its broad time span and transatlantic scope place public and commercial architecture within the history of rail travel, while the range of images offers several ways to examine the buildings and their layouts.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • Readers interested in the history of architecture and public buildings
  • Railroad and transportation history enthusiasts
  • Readers who value architectural photographs, plans, and illustrations

Themes

Railroad-station architecturePublic and commercial buildingsEuropean and American architectural historyArchitectural illustration and documentation

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Book overview

Profusely illustrated book chronicles evolution of station architecture in Europe and America, 1830s to 1950s. 231 views - photographs, illustrations, floor plans, and cutaways.
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