L.A. Noire, while a smaller fictionalized version of the station appears in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas as Unity Station. Union Station was featured in Visiting... with Huell Howser Episode 222. The music videos of "Drops of Jupiter" by American band Train, directed by Nigel Dick; and "Last Train Home" by John Mayer, directed by Cameron Duddy; were filmed in Union Station. A significant portion of the music video for "Vermilion" by the band Slipknot was filmed within Union Station. See also List of Registered Historic Places in Los Angeles Los Angeles County Metro Rail Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority Los Angeles Metro Rail rolling stock Martin F. Betkouski, City Council member accused of profiting from land transactions in the area before Union Station was built References Notes Further reading Musicant, Marlyn, ed., with Deverell, William and Roth, Matthew W. Los Angeles Union Station (Los Angeles): Getty, 2014. xvi, pp. 109; heavily illustrated. External links Union Station overview (LA Metro) Map of connections in the Union Station area (LA Metro) Map of bus services from Union Station (LA Metro) Los Angeles station information (Amtrak Texas Eagle) Public Art Works at the Union Station and in El Pueblo "Union Station" Visiting... with Huell Howser (Episode 222 – September 26, 1994) Buildings and structures in Downtown Los Angeles Railway stations in Los Angeles Transit centers in the United States Public transportation in Los Angeles Los Angeles Metrolink stations in Los Angeles County, California Los Angeles Metro Busway stations L Line (Los Angeles Metro) stations D Line (Los Angeles Metro) stations B Line (Los Angeles Metro) stations J Line (Los Angeles Metro) Los Angeles Los Angeles Los Angeles Los Angeles Railway stations on the National Register of Historic Places in Los Angeles Railway stations in the United States opened in 1939 History of Los Angeles Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monuments Clock towers in California Towers in California John and Donald Parkinson buildings Art Deco architecture in California Art Deco railway stations Spanish Colonial Revival architecture in California Mission Revival architecture in California Streamline Moderne architecture in California Amtrak Thruway Motorcoach stations in Los Angeles County, California Bus stations in Los Angeles 1939 establishments in California Proposed California High-Speed Rail stations