John Oram's photos with the keyword: Helsinki Central Railway Station

The architecture of Helsinki Central Railway Station (Eliel Saarinen, 1919) makes it worth a visit even for those with little or no interest in railways nor, perhaps, even an intention to travel. The monumental style links National Romanticism and Functionalism. The front doors are flanked by the so-called Lyktbärarna each holding a translucent lantern. The figures were designed by Emil Wikström. 200_2_P1120034

The architecture of Helsinki Central Railway Station (Eliel Saarinen, 1919) makes it worth a visit even for those with little or no interest in railways nor, perhaps, even an intention to travel. The monumental style links National Romanticism and Functionalism. The front doors are flanked by the so-called Lyktbärarna each holding a translucent lantern. The figures were designed by Emil Wikström. 200_2_P1120033

The architecture of Helsinki Central Railway Station (Eliel Saarinen, 1919) makes it worth a visit even for those with little or no interest in railways nor, perhaps, even an intention to travel. The monumental style links National Romanticism and Functionalism. The four -sided clock tower on the east side of the main station building is a prominent city landmark. 200_2_P1120030

The architecture of Helsinki Central Railway Station (Eliel Saarinen, 1919) makes it worth a visit even for those with little or no interest in railways nor, perhaps, even an intention to travel. The monumental style links National Romanticism and Functionalism. The front doors are flanked by the so-called Lyktbärarna each holding a translucent lantern. The figures were designed by Emil Wikström. 200_2_P1120028E

The architecture of Helsinki Central Railway Station (Eliel Saarinen, 1919) makes it worth a visit even for those with little or no interest in railways nor, perhaps, even an intention to travel. The monumental style links National Romanticism and Functionalism. 200_2_P1120026