Bergamot Station

Bergamot Station is an office lodging numerous workmanship displays in Santa Monica, California, United States. The site was beforehand a railroad station from 1875 to 1953, serving the Los Angeles and Independence Railroad and later the Santa Monica Air Line.The name "Bergamot Station" goes back to 1875 when it was a stop and auto stockpiling zone on the steam fueled Los Angeles and Independence Railroad from Santa Monica to downtown Los Angeles - and in addition the ensuing Santa Monica Air Line on the Pacific Electric trolley framework until 1953. The station was named after Wild Bergamot Monarda fistulosa, a wild blossom local to North America, that once thrived in the territory.After traveler benefit stopped, the line was utilized for light cargo conveyance as it were. Auto stockpiling was never again required and Southern Pacific Railroad rented the land to different organizations for light assembling. Stockroom structures were built and housed a celery pressing activity, at that point an ice-production plant, lastly, the assembling home base for American Appliance water warmers.