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sn40bleak2833 viewsKind of a bleak photo at 40th and Shafter near the "end" of SN service. Approximately 1955.May 09, 2009
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San_Francisco_Terminal_East_End5365 viewsThis is a view of the terminal facilities in San Francisco, looking West into the terminal. The SN arrived on Track 6, which was on the South side of the terminal. The train is preparing to depart out the West end of the terminal and back out onto the BMay 09, 2009
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R_O_W_West_Pittsburg_Baypoint_Looking_West2527 viewsThis is a view of the r.o.w. in West Pittsburg, looking West. Notice the track is still in place!May 09, 2009
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Sacramento_Union_Station_Front6001 viewsThis is Sacramento's Union Station. At one time, this station was served by THREE different railroad companies--Oakland, Antioch, & Eastern, Northern Electric, and Central California Traction.May 09, 2009
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Sacramento_Tower_Bridge_with_SN_221_19382860 viewsSN 221 crosses the Tower Bridge in Sacramento in 1938. I believe it is bound for Woodland.May 09, 2009
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R_O_W_Reliez_Looking_West2171 viewsThis is a view of the r.o.w. at Reliez, looking West toward Burton.May 09, 2009
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Sacramento_Tower_Bridge_1999_Westbound2782 viewsThis is how the East end of the Tower Bridge appears today. Note the former SP track is still in place, while the SN track has long since been removed. This track is now operated by the Sacramento Southern Railroad, owned by the California State RailroaMay 09, 2009
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Sacramento_Tower_Bridge_1935_Westbound3425 viewsThis is the East end of the Tower Bridge, as it appeared for its opening in 1935. Note the SP Walnut Grove branch crossing in the foreground. This interlocking was controlled by a flagman.May 09, 2009
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R_O_W_Montezuma_facing_Molena1571 viewsThis is a view of the r.o.w. at Montezuma, looking East towards Molena.May 09, 2009
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Sacramento_Tower_Bridge_19991861 viewsThis is the West end of the Tower Bridge, as it appears today. The tracks, which originally crossed in the center of the bridge, now terminate slightly to the right of the bridge approach. Traffic now approaches the bridge straight on, as opposed to atMay 09, 2009
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Sacramento_Northern_Ohmer_Flagstop_0162967 viewsThis is the Ohmer flagstop, located near the present North Concord BART station. This point is roughly half-way between Concord and Clyde.May 09, 2009
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Sacramento_Tower_Bridge_19352746 viewsThis is the West end of the Tower Bridge in Sacramento, as it appeared for its grand opening in 1935.May 09, 2009
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Sacramento_Northern_North_6th_Street_Concord_0254416 viewsThis is the North 6th Street crossing in Concord, as it appeared in the early 1970's. By that time, very little traffic traveled on the line, and it was soon removed back to Clyde. BART now crosses under this same location.May 09, 2009
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Sacramento_Northern_Las_Juntas_Crossing_0222942 viewsThis shelter was located at Las Juntas, where the SN crossed the SP Avon-Radum line. From what I understand, lots of freight was interchanged here, but not passengers. The SP Avon-Radum line was removed in 1978.May 09, 2009
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R_O_W_Pittsburg_Looking_West3886 viewsThis is a view of the r.o.w. in Pittsburg, looking West towards West Pittsburg. The track was where the sidewalk is now.May 09, 2009
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Sacramento_Northern_Concord_Station_2_0213096 viewsThis is a view of the station platform at Concord.May 09, 2009
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Sacramento_Northern_Burton_Flagstop_0242316 viewsThis is the Burton flagstop, which was located between Moraga and Lafayette.May 09, 2009
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Sacramento_Northern_Concord_Station_0212577 viewsThis is the Concord station in later years. This view is looking North (railroad East).May 09, 2009
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Sacramento_M_St_Bridge_19112213 viewsThe Oakland, Antioch, & Eastern originally entered Sacramento on this bridge, built in 1911. This bridge was known as the M St. Bridge and was replaced in 1935 with the current Tower Bridge.May 09, 2009
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R_O_W_Temescal_Looking_West4508 viewsR.O.W. @ Temescal--Looking West.JPGMay 09, 2009
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Sacramento_Capitol_Ave_Xing2619 viewsThis is an arial view of the mainline entering the Tower Bridge in Sacramento. Notice the track enters down the center of the bridge, blocking all traffic entering into Sacramento on West Capitol Ave. (formerly M St.).May 09, 2009
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R_O_W_Clyde_Looking_South1776 viewsR.O.W. @ Clyde--Looking South.JPGMay 09, 2009
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R_O_W_Clyde_Looking_South_towards_Ohmer_Hill2582 viewsThis is a view of the r.o.w. near Clyde, looking railroad West (South) towards Ohmer Hill.May 09, 2009
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R_O_W_Canyon_Looking_East2137 viewsThis is a view of the former r.o.w. in Canyon, looking East towards Sequoia.May 09, 2009
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R_O_W_Montezuma_facing_Chips1614 viewsThis is a view of the r.o.w. at Montezuma, looking West towards Chips.May 09, 2009
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R_O_W_Canyon_Looking_West2664 viewsThis is a view of the r.o.w. in Canyon, looking West towards Pinehurst.May 09, 2009
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pacrailnews3_4_72f2911 viewsRebuilt 605, originally OA&E's 105 comes down the middle of Shafter Ave east of College Ave. Pacific Rail News March 4th 1972 from the collection at the Moraga History CenterMay 09, 2009
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RRcaratChabot4516 viewsJune 1941 photo of the GSTHS car at Chabot. Courtesy of W.T. LarkinsMay 09, 2009
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rockspur3727 viewsSN view looking east into Rockridge in Berkeley Hills. SN ran many picnic trains into this siding as there was a creek and picnic facilities. Date unknown. J.G. Graham CollectionMay 09, 2009
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rowcrossover2472 viewsThis is the ROW looking across Canyon Rd where it crossed over. Just a few feet to the right on Canyon Rd is where it connects at Pinehurst. The ROW on the other side of the road is protected by barbed wire fencing proclaiming it as a "No TrespassingMay 09, 2009
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Rio_Vista_Junction_19401962 viewsThis is a view of Rio Vista Junction, as it appeared in 1940. The bridge in the background in State Highway 12. Photo is from the Western Railway Museum website.May 09, 2009
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Rockridge5453 viewsA Westbound interurban approaches the Rockridge grade crossing.May 09, 2009
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pacrailnews3_4_72e2241 viewsDrifting westbound between Rockridge and Temescal. Pacific Rail News March 4th 1972 from the collection at the Moraga History CenterMay 09, 2009
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Pittsburg_19551952 viewsA view of Pittsburg in 1955. The station was located at the corner of Railroad and 8th Streets, just behind the train.May 09, 2009
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portablesub3284 viewsSN portable sub-station near Marysville. Date unknown. J.G. Graham CollectionMay 09, 2009
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