Union Station
About
Union Station in Utica is a Beaux-Arts landmark built in 1914. Often described as a stunning masterpiece, it is one of the most striking historic buildings in the city, with a grand design that stands out among the railroad stations of Central New York and beyond.
The building still serves rail travelers, and it is a rewarding stop for anyone interested in architecture and railroad history. Utica’s location on the Mohawk River and the old Erie Canal corridor made it a natural rail hub, and the station reflects that heritage.
What to Know
- The station was built in 1914 in the Beaux-Arts style.
- It remains an active rail station in Utica.
- Railroad history and architecture fans will find plenty to look at.
- Featured by Oneida County Tourism, the county’s visitor bureau.
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