Great Marketing of Passenger Railroad Service: Grand Central Station, Chicago
Grand Central Station in Chicago was constructed by the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad and then acquired by Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad when they bought B&O. It was built in the late 1800s and demolished in 1971. I had never heard of it, but happened to come across some images today when I was doing a search for something else.
Not only did the station have a great campanile/clock tower, it had great and large neon signage for the railroad, and a huge marketing billboard that was frequently updated.
Labels: branding-identity, civic architecture, historic preservation, signage, transit marketing
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