Los Angeles Union Station Collection 1913-1969 (bulk 1930s)

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Los Angeles Union Station Collection 1913-1969 (bulk 1930s)

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The Los Angeles Union Station Collection documents the planning and construction of the historic landmark, as well as the battles that preceded its actual construction. The collection consists of approximately 22 boxes of legal files, blueprints, maps, correspondence, and planning documents regarding one of Los Angeles's most recognizable architectural icons.

22.0 Linear feet; 22 boxes

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SNAC Resource ID: 6654212

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