Union Station
Historic Attraction$

Union Station

800 N Alameda St, Los Angeles, CA 90012

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A block of Mission Revival, Streamline Moderne and Art Deco just north of Olvera Street, this terminal opened in 1939 to a design by John and Donald Parkinson. Its grand waiting room still shows the details: a coffered ceiling that looks like carved wood is actually painted steel, over a terra cotta floor inlaid with marble. Mary Colter's old Harvey House dining room sat empty for decades after closing in 1967 before reopening in 2018 as Imperial Western Beer Co., a few steps from Traxx. Murals, mosaics and a river-themed sculpture installation added during the 1990s Metro rail build line the corridors leading to the platforms.

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A gallery afternoonEasy on the walletA bit of history
CategoryHistoric Attraction
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