Macon’s historic Terminal Station is included on the National Register of Historic Place and is part of Macon’s Historic District. The former railroad station, built in 1916 in the Beaux Arts style, was designed by architect Alfred T. Fellheimer acclaimed for his design of New York City’s revered Grand Central Terminal.
You can create a station that includes your favorite podcasts or group similar ones like finance or films. Whichever way you decide to go, it’s easy to create a station with podcasts you subscribe to and here’s how. 1) Open the Podcasts app on your Mac and click File New Station from the menu bar. 2) Name your station and click Save. Versatility: Elgato Thunderbolt 3 docking station. When it comes to having a little bit of everything. To request information, pricing, and check the Terminal Station’s availability, please contact Andy Stroud, Director of Business Development (478) 731-1370 or astroud@mta-mac.com. The Terminal Station offers a special community discount rate for fundraisers to non-profit organizations with a 501 (C)3. Already, Mac users are able to play titles like Jeopardy! Online, both solo and with other users of The Station, both based on PCs and Macs. Wheel of Fortune Online is also available, as is Yuetan. However, if you don’t need Firewire support, you can pick up the Mac/ Windows version for $289. Kensington SD5200T Thunderbolt 3 Docking Station. The Kensington SD5300T TB3 Docking Station is another cross-platform dock, supporting both macOS and Windows 10, that provides support for a single 5K monitor or dual 4K displays at 60Hz.
A $5-million renovation of the Terminal Station was completed in 2010 which included a new Transfer Station, updates to the waiting room and lobby, plus a new conference room and meeting room.
Set on 13-acres on Fifth Street at the foot of Cherry Street, the Terminal Station is a distinctive venue providing a dramatic backdrop for weddings, receptions, fundraisers, parties, and special occasions.
The grand limestone building with its beautifully restored 14,000 square foot lobby features the original pale pink Tennessee marble walls and floor, gilt molding and long wooden benches which curve along two walls providing an abundance of seating for the hundreds of events the Terminal Station hosts annually.
Originally, the majestic structure was owned by the Macon Terminal Company and served as the union station of all 15 railroads operating in Macon at that time. More than 100 arrivals daily were handled through the Macon Terminal during the 1920s and 1930s, the heyday of the city’s passenger rail.
After nearly 60 years of service, the Terminal Station closed in 1975 and in 1982 was purchased by the Georgia Power Company, serving as its local headquarters until the 1990s.
In 2002, the City of Macon purchased the Terminal Station and renovated it in 2014, restoring it to its former glory, then transferring the title to the Macon-Bibb County Transit Authority (MTA). Since then, the MTA has been honored to manage the historic gem, along with its tenants and rentals.
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To request information, pricing, and check the Terminal Station’s availability, please contact Andy Stroud, Director of Business Development (478) 731-1370 or astroud@mta-mac.com.The Terminal Station offers a special community discount rate for fundraisers to non-profit organizations with a 501 (C)3.
** RENTAL INFORMATION DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC**
We apologize for the cancellations and inconvenience caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. At this time, there are no tours, face-to-face meetings or events, at least until social distancing is lifted in Macon-Bibb County.
We are accepting rentals for 2021, but at this time, no new rentals are being accepted for Fridays and Saturdays for the remainder of 2020.
Once social distancing has been lifted, our priority is rescheduling the weddings and other events on our calendar that have been, or will be postponed during the isolation period.
However, if you are interested in booking a Sunday wedding or event, or an event on Monday-Thursday after July 1, please speak with Andy Stroud, Director of Business Development (478) 731-1370.
Please note, that if social distancing continues beyond July 1, events scheduled will need to be postponed.
To offer assistance during this difficult time, the historic Terminal Station is offering an additional discount of $100 on Sunday rentals, including weddings, until December 1.
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