30th Street Station (Beaux-Arts rail terminal)

Opened in 1933 and designed by the firm Graham, Anderson, Probst & White, 30th Street Station is one of the last major Beaux-Arts railway terminals built in the United States. Its monumental limestone façade and vast concourse have made it a prominent civic landmark. The station is a primary intercity and regional rail hub serving Amtrak and SEPTA, with extensive rail operations on the Northeast Corridor.