Description: Carl B Salter Yesterday in Watercolors “Old Birmingham Train Station print. When construction began on the ornate Birmingham Terminal Station, Teddy Roosevelt was president and the grim specter of World War I was eight years away. When a wrecking ball turned the grand downtown structure into rubble more than 60 years later, President Richard Nixon was grappling with the bloody quagmire of Vietnam. In the decades between, as America inaugurated 10 presidents, fought four wars, and the civil rights movement unfurled, the station's "Birmingham, the Magic City" sign and the building's Beaux-Arts architecture often created a visitor's first impression of the city as he or she arrived on the many trains that zipped through the city. Photo is glossy and in very good condition. Matte has damage. Please see all pics.
Price: 19.25 USD
Location: Chelsea, Alabama
End Time: 2024-12-11T03:03:44.000Z
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Type: Print
Subject: Trains
