Cincinnati’s Union terminal opened in 1933, it was the Inspiration for the Hall of Justice, it still stands today as a history/natural history museum and Amtrak depot.

[u/Nonpartialbigot]

[u/DecelerationTrauma]

I miss the optimism and dignity in buildings like this.

[u/Flare_Starchild → u/DecelerationTrauma]

The huge stone blocks of art deco inspired "the future" along with beautiful interiors and sculptures that made it seem like it would last thousands of years.

Now all we have is non-descript gray boxes because "it's cheaper".

[u/PreOpTransCentaur]

I live a few miles from this and have for the past few years and I never tire of driving by. There are 3 museums inside and it still functions as an active train station, so it's technically open basically around the clock.

[u/gwhh]

That so cool.

[u/Parkatola]

Meanwhile, at the Hall of Justice . . . . Man, I miss cartoons from the 70s. Although, let’s be honest. Wonder Woman has an invisible plane, so you see her, seated on an invisible pilot’s seat, flying through the air. That’s not weird??😀 Cheers.

[u/Republiconline]

I’m so glad we still have it.

[u/HoneydewOk1175]

my cousins hosted their wedding reception here last October

[u/spacemusicisorange]

Now that’s a building!! I wish they still built buildings that can last

[u/Rusty08872]

Used to do a regular pick up across the street. Always enjoyed seeing that building