Subway Terminal Building

The Subway Terminal Building, now known as Metro 417, is a historic site in downtown Los Angeles, opened in 1925 as a key station for the Pacific Electric Railway. Designed in an Italian Renaissance Revival style, it features an underground station that once served millions of passengers annually, providing a vital connection through the 'Hollywood Subway' tunnel. The building has been repurposed into luxury apartments while retaining its architectural charm, making it an interesting destination for tourists and researchers alike, who can explore its rich history and significance in the development of Los Angeles' transportation.