CTA Train Station-State & Lake, 200 N State St, Chicago, IL 60601, US

The CTA Train Station-Clark & Lake-Loop Elev in Chicago, IL is the city's largest and most complex station, serving as a major transit hub for various train lines. Originally opened in 1895, the Clark Lake elevated station underwent renovations in 1992, resulting in a new tri-level facility that connects the elevated platform with the ground-level O'Hare-Congress-Douglas subway station. The station features a modern design with a white steel structure and a canopy that stretches the entire width of the platform. The Lake Transfer subway station, which opened in 1951, was integrated into the Clark Lake complex in 1992. The subway station, along with the elevated station, underwent renovations to create a larger, combined transit facility. With its unique history and intricate design, the Clark & Lake station continues to be one of the busiest and most important transportation hubs in Chicago.Generated from the website