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5_7_492789 viewsOakland Tribune May 7th, 1949 Describing first transcontinental train into Oakland.
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skylinetunnelsign8168 viewsBasically not rail related, but here is a picture of the sign for the "high level" tunnel at the end of Tunnel Rd in Berkeley. Taken 5/17/04.
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pillowblock2927 viewsOn the bunker. This metal piece looks a lot like the base of a pillow block to me.
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LSI2852 viewsAt 65th St. in Emeryville, this is the look of the former Red Train route just a few years ago. The cars are spotted at the LSI plant. A hopper car is rare here, usually just corn syrup tanks. Although most of the tracks still exist as of this date (12/7/
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USGS4992 viewsThe FULL SIZE image is 1.2 megabytes. Dialups will have a wait.This is a fantastic re-make of the map that was originally put together by Steven R. Mix in 1999. The re-make was done by Lee Donehower in 2002 with the help of Steven Mix. Lee was extremely g
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trib9_19_432559 viewsOakland Tribune Sept 19th, 1943
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USGS4992 viewsThe FULL SIZE image is 1.2 megabytes. Dialups will have a wait.This is a fantastic re-make of the map that was originally put together by Steven R. Mix in 1999. The re-make was done by Lee Donehower in 2002 with the help of Steven Mix. Lee was extremely gMay 09, 2009
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Xsign_26th2937 viewsX marks the spot.May 09, 2009
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5_7_492789 viewsOakland Tribune May 7th, 1949 Describing first transcontinental train into Oakland.May 09, 2009
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WPvs9872619 viewsWP train collision with Key streetcar in East Oakland. John Stashik CollectionMay 09, 2009
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tunnelrd11898 viewsNot quite rail related, but still interesting. The old Oakland hills auto tunnel before the Caldecott's were built.May 09, 2009
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wheelwell5458 viewsThis is a view of what is being called the concrete bunker. According to the maps, this was the upper portion of a cable tram which traversed down to about the middle of where Hwy 13 is now. On the right side was a conveyor tram which went down to over HwMay 09, 2009
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