
Bergamot Station Los Angeles
For the art enthusiast in Los Angeles, providence was quick enough to judge in favor of including Bergamot Station. This provides a rare collection of several art galleries in a facility located on the bay of Santa Monica. The facility's name however derives from dates back in the years of the 1870's when it catered as a railway stop for the Pacific Electric serving the Los Angeles County into the 1950's.
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Later inherited by a celery packaging firm, the facility has in the recent past been in the ownership of American Appliance who left it vacant in 1993. Though a light rail project to provide transport for commuters between the areas of downtown LA and Santa Monica had been in the horizon in the late 1980's, these were shelved after no significant progress seemed to come through.
The idea for the facility was made possible by the talented Wayne Bank who conceptualized an artistic purpose for the then derelict lot leading to its opening in September of 1994.
Travelers in Los Angles
The Bergamot Station has become quite a favorite with tourists from within the US and other global destinations since it has a central parking location for the visitors' convenience. Thus all they have to do is engage in short walks between the galleries of their interest. Staying in hotels Los Angeles area, the Station gives the traveler a nice taste of an array of works from artists of the modern times with varying themes from their everyday lives.

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