Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Rustigian Building" in English language version.
in October 1920, the Anchor Stage Lines moved into their present depot at 715 J Street. The depot is one of the largest on the Pacific Coast as well as one of the best equipped
where is the JM Rustigian Building you ask? Certainly you jest. The JM Rustigian Building has been there on the corner of Fulton Street for 58 years and the letters read out strong and clear. But you still can't place its location? Well it's at the corner of Mono Street and houses Wilshire Paint
Anchor Stage Lines was created in December 1915, when several local auto stage (bus) lines consolidated under one roof and the common building was erected. The companies first operated out of a single small depot, but constructed a permanent 'union depot' home at Fulton and Mono and occupied it in October 1920...By the 1930s, the depot was eclipsed by the rise of the private automobile and the pressure of competitors, notably Greyhound.
