Train stations are making a comeback. But why?
November 13, 2017
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as posted by the channelIn Denver and cities across the United States, historic train stations are getting a new lease on life. Many are anchoring downtown redevelopment projects as well.
Resources on this topic:
For all info on Denver development, check out
The Great American Stations.
Weiler, S. (2000). Pioneers and Settlers in Lo-Do Denver: Private Risk and Public Benefits in Urban Redevelopment. Urban Studies, 37(1), 167–179.
Peters, D., & Novy, J. (2012). Train Station Area Development MegaProjects in EuropeTowards a Typology. Built Environment, 38(1), 1230.
Sacramento Valley Station.
Once fantasy, redeveloping Detroit's old train depot now seen as doable, by JC Reindl, Detroit Free Press
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- Wikimedia Commons
Sacramento Railyards
- Western History Collection, Denver Public Library
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