Talk:Union Station (Columbus, Ohio)

message: Columbus? What state? It doesn't say Ohio until well into the article and then about a nearby college. There are a few cities named Columbus.
* I second the motion. All in favor? The motion carries. It now says Columbus, Ohio in the introduction. george 06:03, 8 July 2006 (UTC)
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message: * Darbee, Jeffrey T. (2003). Taking the Cars: A History of Columbus Union Station, Columbus: Columbus Historical Society. .
* Darbee, Jeffrey T. (2003). A Tale of Three Cities:The Union Stations of Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, Indiana Historical Society, accessed 2012-10-19.
* Steiner, Rowlee. "A Review of Columbus Railroads", 1952, unpublished 125 page manuscript available from the library of the Ohio Historical Society, 1982 Velma Drive, Columbus, Ohio 43211
* Public Interest in the Preservation of Historic Buildings has Risen Since the Demolition of the Historic Arcade at the Old Union Station Site. Columbus Dispatch, November 7, 1976, pg. 12A.
* Demolition of the Historic Union Station is Halted after Franklin Co. Common Pleas Judge George Tyack Issued a Temporary Restraining Order. Columbus Dispatch, October 24, 1976, pg. 1A.
* The Unused Union Station Entrance at 348 N. High St is Placed on the National Register of Historic Places; The Designation will Affect Plans for the Proposed Convention Center. Columbus Dispatch, February 12, 1974, pg. 1B.
* The Columbus City Council Approves the Purchase of the Union Station Land for the  Downtown Convention Center Site. Columbus Dispatch, January 23, 1973, pg. 1B.
* The Convention Center Building Commission Announces that the Penn Central Transportation Co. Approved an Agreement to Sell its Union Station for About $5.7 mil. Columbus Dispatch, April 4, 1972, pg. 1A.
Moving these sources from the mainspace for now. ɱ (talk) 04:13, 7 May 2020 (UTC)
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