# Pennsylvania Station **Pennsylvania Station** (often abbreviated as **Penn Station**) refers to several major passenger rail terminals in the United States, originally constructed and operated by the **Pennsylvania Railroad (PRR)**. During the early 20th century, the PRR established multiple stations under this name across its network to signify its presence in major urban hubs. --- ### Primary Active Stations * **Pennsylvania Station (New York City):** Located in Midtown Manhattan, it is the busiest transportation hub in the Western Hemisphere. The original neo-classical structure (built 1910) was demolished in 1963, leading to the construction of the current underground facility and Madison Square Garden. * **Pennsylvania Station (Newark):** A major intermodal hub in Newark, New Jersey, featuring Art Deco and Neo-Classical architecture. It serves Amtrak, NJ Transit, and PATH trains. * **Pennsylvania Station (Baltimore):** Also known as Baltimore Penn Station, it is the primary rail gateway in Baltimore, Maryland, and a major stop on the Northeast Corridor. * **Pennsylvania Station (Philadelphia):** Formally known as **30th Street Station**, it serves as the primary railroad station for Philadelphia and a major center for Amtrak and SEPTA services. ### Other Active Stations * **Pennsylvania Station (Wilmington):** Located in Wilmington, Delaware, and officially known as the Joseph R. Biden Jr. Railroad Station. * **Pennsylvania Station (Harrisburg):** The primary station serving Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; it is also known as the Harrisburg Transportation Center. * **Pennsylvania Station (Pittsburgh):** Also known as Union Station or the Rotunda, it serves Amtrak riders in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; the upper floors have been converted into luxury apartments known as The Pennsylvanian. ### Former or Renamed Stations * **Pennsylvania Station (Cleveland):** A former station in Cleveland, Ohio, that was closed following the consolidation of rail services. * **Pennsylvania Station (Cincinnati):** Historically served by the PRR prior to the consolidation of services at Cincinnati Union Terminal. * **Pennsylvania Station (Terre Haute):** A former station in Terre Haute, Indiana. * **Pennsylvania Station (Richmond):** Historically served by the PRR in Richmond, Indiana. ### Related Terminology * **Penn Station (Restaurant):** Refers to **Penn Station East Coast Subs**, a fast-casual restaurant chain founded in Cincinnati, Ohio, which utilizes the railroad branding and aesthetic.