El Ultimo Beso/MTA Shuttle Line 603
  			1919 W 7th St in Los Angeles, CA 90057 (approx.)
  			Latitude 34.05648164409339  Longitude -118.27517420053482
*    The mural you see is titled El Ultimo Beso and was created by Hector Ponce In his words is is “In appreciation to Robin Duritz and a heart felt sentiment to the entire Latinos of the area.”  He gives little information on this mural besides this.  While this may be the most famous, and obvious mural seen at this stop, consider that Los Angeles was once known for it’s prolific muralists. 
   Many of those works of art are now gone, but some remain.  Some newer murals can occasionally be found and there are some treasures within proximity of this stop.  If you feel that our city is lacking for want of murals, please feel free to contact the Department of Cultural Affairs and the Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety.
*   This  stop is recognized officialy as the  WESTLAKE/7TH(NE corner)stop line 603 by   the MTA.  The MTA 603 line runs North South from the intersection of Grand & Washington in Los Angeles to the Glendale Galleria mall in Glendale at the intersection of Broadway and Columbus Avenue.  It runs 7 days a week.
*Defects:  Please note that while the wait for the bus at this stop can be long, there is little offered in the way of seating aside from a long concrete rail.  Please note that during the sunnier parts of the day, this broad flat surface absorbs a lot of sunlight which can make sitting painful.  There is also no shade structure.
*Attributes:  This stop is centrally located not only to other bus and rail stops, but also several inexpensive eateries and shops.  MacArthur Park, and the beautiful view of it’s lake are two blocks west of this location.  Hungry? There is a food truck that serves delicious tacos and very cold soda nearby.  It is often found either across the street from this stop, or in the the parking lot immediatlely behind it.
* The inspiration for this stops nickname is taken from the mural and the Kiss and Ride passenger drop-off across the street.
* This bus stop carries a rating of 4 from the MTA Psychogeographical Association+.
* If you enjoy this stop, you might also enjoy the MTA number 2 stop at Cesar Chavez Ave. and Hill St. – The Dragon Gate