A rare street-level view of the 6th & Main Street Station viaduct captured from street level, and featuring the "MTA Depot" sign. The image is dated July 20, 1963.
The former 6th & Main Street Station's elevated viaduct is completely removed in this image taken from the ramp's end at San Pedro Street on June 16, 1964.
This image captures the complete removal of the elevated viaduct removed from the former Pacific Electric (MTA) 6th & Main Street Station, captured June 16, 1964.
Los Angeles Metropolitan Transit Authority (ex-Pacific Electric) blimps nos. 1543 and 1515 meet on the viaduct at the 6th and Main Street Station in downtown Los Angeles in this image dated October 1960.
The former Pacific Electric 6th and Main platform and trackage is disassembled in this bittersweet image. It is believed this is a crew from the Orange Empire Trolley Museum dismantling a double slip switch for use at the Perris museum.
The former Pacific Electric 6th and Main platform and trackage is disassembled in this bittersweet image. It is believed this is a crew from the Orange Empire Trolley Museum dismantling a double slip switch for use at the Perris museum.
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