CINCINNATI (AP) - Cincinnati’s historic Union Terminal is reopening Saturday after a $224 million restoration.
WCPO-TV reports the reopening is being celebrated with the release of a documentary produced by local filmmaker Billy Miossi called, “Saving Union Terminal.”
The documentary chronicles the history of the landmark which opened as a railroad station in 1933.
The Art Deco style terminal now houses museums, exhibits, a movie theater and a Cincinnati history library and archives.
Miossi says the building has an underdog legacy that has made it something to root for among Cincinnatians.
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Information from: WCPO-TV, http://www.wcpo.com
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