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Payphones in the depot, have signs that they accept U.S. Currency only because of all the buses from the station to metro

A nighttime view outside of the depot

A Pacific Surfliner stops on a rainy night

Stepping off a just arrived southbound Surfliner train

Santa Ana in the metalwork of the courtyard

Another waiting room view

The courtyard

Gate out to the platform from the courtyard

Officially the Robert L. Richardson Courtyard

The colonnade covering attached to the depot set back from the platform, they were reconfigured with the building of the overpass

A sign for the station with the pointless arrow

Sign for the bridge to Track 1 and an unused mid-platform crossing with an electronic gate on the middle fence

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Last Updated: 3 May, 2012
All photos are by Jeremiah Cox
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