The 1940 station was designed by Donald Parkinson in the Mission Revival and Spanish Colonial Revival styles.
 Details include stuccoed walls, an arcade and red clay tile roofs.
It once served the main Southern Pacific Railroad line from Los Angeles to New Orleans, and the main Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railroad line.
Currently both lines are now Union Pacific Railroad lines.
The 1940 station was designed by Donald Parkinson in the Mission Revival and Spanish Colonial Revival styles.  Details include stuccoed walls, an arcade and red clay tile roofs. It once served the main Southern Pacific Railroad line from Los Angeles to New Orleans, and the main Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railroad line. Currently both lines are now Union Pacific Railroad lines.
Pomona station (California)