Rail travel in Oregon is a journey of patience, observation, and connection. The Amtrak stations—from large to tiny—serve not just as endpoints but as thresholds into place, memory, landscape. When you travel by train, you slow down enough to notice the small things: the shifting light through trees, the sound of water in a nearby creek, the faces of people in a waiting room. Oregon’s stations invite that kind of travel—one where the ride matters as much as the destination.

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In the mid-20th century, as automobile travel became more prevalent, passenger rail service declined, leading to the eventual closure of the original Union Station. However, the legacy of the station lives on through the current Indianapolis Amtrak Station, which continues to serve as a testament to the city's commitment to rail travel.

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