English: Built in 1948, this Streamline Moderne-style building was designed by William Strudwick Arrasmith to serve as a Bus Station for Greyhound. The building is clad in limestone with aluminum trim, including several horizontal trim bands, enameled blue and black panels, curved corners, ribbon windows, a large blade sign with a clock bearing the name “Greyhound” in neon Art Deco lettering, an aluminum canopy over the main entrance, stucco cladding on the rear wings, a low-slope roof enclosed by a parapet, aluminum flagpoles, glass block, canopies at the bus platforms, and a heavily renovated interior. The building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1999. The building has served as a Greyhound Bus Station for its entire existence, but was sold in 2023, with plans by Greyhound to vacate the facility for a new location. The future of the building is presently unknown.