Randolph/Washington Station, Chicago Pedway Hub

The Randolph/Washington station, a key hub for the CTA Red Line, is situated beneath downtown Chicago and serves as a vital connection to the city's extensive Pedway system. Opened in 1943 as part of a significant subway expansion, the station's original Art Moderne design, characterized by its tiled vault and distinctive signage, remains largely preserved. This underground transit nexus facilitates access to numerous offices, retail centers, and civic buildings, underscoring its historical importance in Chicago's urban development and public transportation network.
The Randolph/Washington station, a key hub for the CTA Red Line, is situated beneath downtown Chicago and serves as a vital connection to the city's extensive Pedway system. Opened in 1943 as part of a significant subway expansion, the station's original Art Moderne design, characterized by its tiled vault and distinctive signage, remains largely preserved. This underground transit nexus facilitates access to numerous offices, retail centers, and civic buildings, underscoring its historical importance in Chicago's urban development and public transportation network.
Photo taken in October 2019. © 2026 Chad Davis
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