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Various closed doors in the rail station and that it is for Rail Passengers Only, bus passengers go upstairs

Gold text above the baggage and parcel check desk

The central area of the station, ticket offices on one wall, waiting room on the otherside

The map above the clock of the Southern Railway System

Amtrak signs and the Southern Railway Map

Plaques for the Depot

Plaque for J. Douglas Galyon

The TV screen departure monitor with scheduled and estimated arrival and departure times. Also signs say Passenger Check In is One Hour Before Departure Time. That seems excessive but I'm surprised Greensboro doesn't have a 10/5 rule, ticket sales end 10 minutes before and gates close 5 minutes before like other stations with lengthy walks

The Union News Company, now a timetable rack

The main concourse

Cell Phone booths!

The remaining pay phones are disconnected

Historic Railway Bulletins

Looking over the wooden benches in the previously split waiting area

A Door labeled agent, vending machine room, and the door into an actual convenience store

The area beyond the great hall near the tunnel entrance

Leaving the station through exit only doors by the platform entrance

The red brick walls of the historic station

The parking lot and station with trains on the wide embankment above

The brick exterior of the large station

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Last Updated: 23 August, 2014
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