File:Ivy Station.jpg
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English: A circa 1905 westbound view at the current location of Culver City station on the E Line of Los Angeles Metro. Located near the corner of Venice and Robertson Boulevards and then named Ivy Station, it was later renamed Culver Junction with the addition of a line down Venice Blvd in the late 1900's through 1953. The station was again renamed to Culver City with service restoration in 2012, however a large retail and residential complex named Ivy Station in homage to the historical name was built station adjacent in 2020. |
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| Author | Metro Library and Archives |
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