Neighborhoods in Los Angeles constantly change character. The artists are usually the pioneers who seek out cheap rent and once they have moved in and beautified the surroundings, the area becomes hip and soon afterwards too expensive to live, so the artists pack up their belongings and move elsewhere. The Cashbah Café exemplifies all that is great about these transformations. This stretch of Sunset Blvd in Silverlake holds on to its bohemian ro...(more)Neighborhoods in Los Angeles constantly change character. The artists are usually the pioneers who seek out cheap rent and once they have moved in and beautified the surroundings, the area becomes hip and soon afterwards too expensive to live, so the artists pack up their belongings and move elsewhere. The Cashbah Café exemplifies all that is great about these transformations. This stretch of Sunset Blvd in Silverlake holds on to its bohemian roots, while the area to the North of the boulevard is rapidly getting gentrified and too expensive for the very people who have made it livable.
Glendale’s historic Southern Pacific Railroad Depot was constructed in 1923 on the site of the original 1883 depot. It was placed on the National Register of Historic Places by the United States Department of the Interior in 1924.
This is an unmanned station with no services. Tickets are available from ticket machines located near the boarding platforms.
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