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Directions to The California Endowment College Street Chinatown t e e The California Endowment r t t ee S r 1000 North Alameda Street St a n d ai Los Angeles, CA 90012 Al e pin M e S m N tr a eet l A N Cesar E Chavez Vig Los ne s Angeles St PARKING re River e t t t e e N Hill Street e re tr t N Broadway t S a S che Walking from ro au e N Spring Street B Union Station gu Fi N Walk out of Union Bauchet Station at Alameda W Temple Street Street Street Street exit Avila W 1st StreetHope Street Olvera E Turn right at sidewalk Ces Street ar E Walk 1-1/2 blocks Cha N Grand Avenue vez north to front Av W 2nd Street en entrance ue Union Station From From From From From Santa Monica/Westside San Fernando Valley/ Pasadena/Northeast LA San Gabriel Valley Harbor Area/South LA Hollywood • I-10 East • US 101 South • CA 110 South • I-10 West • CA 110 North • CA 110 North • Exit Broadway • Exit Hill Street, go straight • US 101 North • Just past downtown, • Just past downtown, • Left on Broadway • Left on Alpine • Exit Alameda Street follow signs on right to “10 East San Bernardino follow signs on right to • Right on Cesar Chavez • Right on Alameda “10 East San Bernardino/5 South • Right on Broadway /5 South Santa Ana” • Left on Alameda • Right at Bauchet St. (US 101 South) Santa Ana” (US 101 South) • Left on Cesar Chavez (1st stop light) • Exit Broadway • Right at Bauchet St. • Exit Broadway (1st stop light) • Left on Alameda • Continue to TCE parking lot • Left on Broadway • Left on Broadway • Continue to TCE parking lot • Right at Bauchet St. • Right on Cesar Chavez (1st stop light) • Right on Cesar Chavez • Left on Alameda • Continue to TCE parking lot • Left on Alameda • Right at Bauchet St. • Right at Bauchet St. (1st stop light) (1st stop light) • Continue to TCE parking lot • Continue to TCE parking lot .

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