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KeyRouteInn
The famous Key Route Inn on the 22nd Street line of the San Francisco, Oakland and San Jose Railway. The downtown Oakland street would later be known as Grand Avenue, route of the B-line. <i>Courtesy of John Stashik</i>

KeyRouteInn

The famous Key Route Inn on the 22nd Street line of the San Francisco, Oakland and San Jose Railway. The downtown Oakland street would later be known as Grand Avenue, route of the B-line. Courtesy of John Stashik


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Key Route Inn fan   [Aug 28, 2005 at 08:35 PM]
The Key Route Inn was torn down to make way for connecting the east and west sides of 22nd St. in Oakland to form what is now Grand Ave.
Guest   [Oct 09, 2005 at 02:54 PM]
Thanks for the info. I can see from the picture what you mean.
Guest   [Aug 22, 2005 at 08:13 PM]
Any idea when the Key Route Inn was demolished. Two beautiful buildings are on the West side of the street, the Breuners and the I Magnin buildings. Was this building on the east side?
Old time rail fan.   [Aug 26, 2005 at 02:36 AM]
This building burned down in the 1920"s. This building was on the west side of Broadway. The I Magnin building is @ 20th & Broadway. The Inn was at 22th & Broadway.

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