Greater Utica Magazine Cover August 2015 - The history of Union Station on Main Street in Utica, New York

In this issue, we take a look back at the history and significance of Utica’s Union Station—now known as the Boehlert Transportation Center—a striking architectural landmark that has served as a gateway to the city for generations. Designed in a classic style with detailed stonework, grand symmetry, and iconic features like its clock and eagle sculptures, the station reflects both the craftsmanship of its time and its lasting role in regional transportation. Our story explores its design, its place in Utica’s development, and its continued importance today. As you revisit this cover along with others from the past 11 years of Greater Utica, we invite you to show some love by voting for your favorite cover—and if this is a story you’d like to see reprinted, let us know in the comments. We appreciate the feedback and look forward to seeing which cover comes out on top.