Constructed in 1900 for use as Pittsburgh's Union Station. It is a 13-story, neo-baroque terracotta and stone building. It was known as Union Station, Pennsylvania Station or Penn Station, though the building never actually served customers traveling on competing railroads The dome shaped rotunda was the vision of Chicago architect Daniel Burnham. In 1988 it was converted to luxury appartements and renamed to The Pennsylvanian.
One of my favorite cities and just a great location for photo ops.
