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Today the Union Station Redevelopment Corp. announced a big step forward for plans to expand & modernize the 117-year old train station. They say a one-year study that charts a path forward is finished. Some parts would radically change, historical parts would be preserved.

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Tom Roussey2 years ago

I know a lot of you had questions about what parts of Union Station would be preserved under the plan & what parts would dramatically change. The first 35 seconds or so of this story we aired on @7NewsDC last night should help answer that. #UnionStation

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Ann Marie Reimers2 years ago

@USDOTFRA Public spaces should have some personality.

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E-Nurse2 years ago

@USDOTFRA There aren’t enough seats. People need to sit somewhere when they are waiting for a train.

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Sebas Jong Mitch2 years ago

@USDOTFRA Maybe they should start with the basics, providing decent trains at decent intervals at decent prices…

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Andrew Bailey2 years ago

@USDOTFRA Do they think they have the space of dulles???

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Kitty Eisele2 years ago

@USDOTFRA DON"T MESS WITH THE ENTRY. Union Station is beautiful - and I commuted to NY through its messy reconstruction in the 80s. It's gorgeous. Now make it work for DC.

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Joanne Dunne2 years ago

@USDOTFRA I think this is the 4th redevelopment of Union Station since I moved to DC in 1972. None of them lasted long.

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Brian M. Nelson2 years ago

@USDOTFRA Dear lord no.

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Some Blue Wolf2 years ago

@USDOTFRA This is good actually

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A.L2 years ago

@USDOTFRA At least the designers put some seats in the new union station unlike Moynihan Hall in NYC

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