Quincy

The station is well decorated with the old signs and materials. Recently a renovations was done making the station accessible to wheelchairs. The Orange, Pink Purple, and Brown Lines stop here.

This is the closest brown/purple/orange line train station to Union Station. Upon entering you can't help a feeling of nostalgia with the beautiful woodwork at this station. This is definitely a destination for a picture from your stay in Chicago.

Love this stop! It's historically designed and they are adding elevators soon. Signage is cool.

Lots a lawyer's around

I normally wouldn't write a review of a CTA stop, but this is the one I use when I am both arriving to the city from out of town and when I leave again for the airport, and I have to express my annoyance about something. When my wife and I arrive at the station to leave the city we are hauling our suitcases and belongings up the staircase, and when we get to the turnstyles I have ONCE seen the attendant sitting behind the desk actually get up to open the accessible entrance so we don't have to lift our suitcases up and over the turnstyle arms. Usually the attendant just sits there, often on his/her phone, or watches us struggle. The station really isn't that busy on a Sunday morning, and it would be a really nice gesture for the attendant (who is usually doing nothing) to get up and open the door for us, but sadly, it rarely happens. Just one of those things.