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CTA Armitage Station, 944-46 West Armitage, Chicago
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CTA Armitage Station, 944-46 West Armitage, Chicago
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CTA Armitage Station, 944-46 West Armitage, Chicago
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CTA Armitage Station

Formerly: Northwestern Elevated Railroad Center Street Station
Designed by: William R. Gibb
Construction Start: 1899
Construction Completed: 1900
Type: Transportation Facility
Stories: 1
Location: 944-46 West Armitage
Area: Lincoln Park
Post Code: 60614
City: Chicago, Illinois
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