Lincoln/Cypress 

 Southwest Museum   

 Heritage Square  

is a grade-level gold line station that has two slightly offset from each other side platforms, just east of the grade crossing with French Avenue. The Los Angeles-bound platform runs slightly farther east than the Pasadena-bound one. Each platform has three canopy structures and El Quetzalcoatl de Xochicalco and Le Gentes el Pueblo by Roberto L. Delgado; carved limestone blocks in the greenery along the station's two platforms. Entrances are each from ramps that lead up to TVMs at the paltforms NE ends. The Los Angeles-bound platform has a ramp down to Marmion Way parallel to the tracks. The Pasadena-bound platform leads to the stations 274 space park & ride lot.
Photos 1-8 on 14 April, 2006 and Photos 9-13 taken on 19 March, 2010

P200 #244 stopped at Heritage Square bound for Union Station

P200 #244 leaves Heritage Square bound for Union Station

A tile on the platform at Heritage Square.

Looking down the tracks at Heritage Square from the grade crossing

The metro station pillar at the entrance to the parking lot at Heritage Square

A banner on the ramp to platform 1 at Heritage Square about express service, this lasted about a year

Platform sign

A Two car train of P2000s bound for Sierra Madre Villa Station enters Heritage Square Station

P2000 LRV #248 bypass Chinatown leading a non-revenue train

P2000 LRV #301 leaves Chinatown after bypassing it

A two car train of P2000 LRVs, of in the distance of Chinatown

A two car train of P2000 LRVs approach Chinatown bound for Union Station

A two car train of P2000 LRVs approach Chinatown bound for Union Station

Last Updated: 18 April, 2011
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