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Peachtree Station, 1688
Peachtree Street. After
Terminal Station closed in 1971, Peachtree Station
became (and remains) the only interstate passenger train
station in Atlanta. Today, it serves as a daily stop for
Amtrak's Crescent line, which runs between New York City and
New Orleans. Google map
Originally opened in 1908, the station was designed by architect Neel Reid (1885 - 1926), who went on to become the best-known residential architect in the city. He also designed the Reid House at 1325 Peachtree Street, which still stands.
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