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• Frequently Asked Questions

• How do i get to the hotel from chelmsford train station?

  Turn left onto Rainsford Road. The hotel is on your right. Chelmsford Train Station is 0.2 miles from the hotel. There are up to six trains per hour with direct routes to and from central London taking about 35 minutes.

• Which CTA train goes to Union Station?

  Technically, no CTA train travels directly to Chicago’s Union Station. At 225 Canal Street, Union Station is just outside the Loop next to the Chicago River. Just across the river, however, are multiple CTA stations on all rail lines if you’re willing to walk about 10 minutes. Choose from the following rail stations for access to Union Station:

• Who is Dr Rosanna O’Donnell?

  Dr. O’Donnell received her Bachelors of Biology and Psychology at Stetson University and went on to achieve her dual Masters of Physiological Optics and Doctor of Optometry from the University of Alabama at Birmingham.

• How far is the Massapequa train station from Penn Station?

  The Massapequa Train Station is a convenient 1-hour trip away from Penn Station and offers a generous amount of parking spaces. However, planning a trip can be a bit of a hassle during peak times. Our Massapequa Train Station Guide to the station gives you everything you need to know on how to make your commute as smooth as possible.

• Why was Rosanna Tucker called the last of the Red Hot Mamas?

  During the 1930s, Tucker brought elements of nostalgia for the early years of 20th century into her show. She was billed as The Last of the Red Hot Mamas, as her hearty sexual appetite was a frequent subject of her songs, unusual for female performers of the day after the decline of vaudeville.