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w_SN_montezuma_north.jpg
w_SN_montezuma_north3251 viewsMontezuma Slough looking northward (SN in distance). Summer of 2002. Courtesy of John Stashik1 comments
2004_0229_165327AA.jpg
2004_0229_165327AA3244 viewsThis is a view of the Paso Robles Road/Shepard Canyon Road Intersection. The r.o.w. can be seen on the other side of the street, near the stopsign. The station was on the left side of the photo, near where the houses are now.
Vacaville_Junction_Facing_South.jpg
Vacaville_Junction_Facing_South3240 viewsThis view is from Dozier (also known as Vacaville Junction), looking railroad West (South). This portion of the line is now owned by the Western Railway Museum.1 comments
Bridge_Abutment_Clyde_001.jpg
Bridge_Abutment_Clyde_0013239 viewsBridge Abutment @ Clyde.JPG2 comments
DSCF0005.jpg
DSCF00053237 viewsThis is the track that was built to connect the formerly isolated Vacaville-Susuin Branch with the rest of the SN System. It was taken near Cannon and the entrance to Travis Air Force Base, looking due East. This track is now owned by the Western Railwa1 comments
SNRR604walnutcreek.jpg
SNRR604walnutcreek3233 viewsSN 604 at Walnut Creek. 1946-47 Courtesy of W.T. Larkins1 comments
nn_57.jpg
nn_573214 viewsSheperd Canyon. 1948. Photo courtesy of Roger K. Heller1 comments
Trestle_Birds_Landing.jpg
Trestle_Birds_Landing3212 viewsThis is a view of the restored trestle near Birds Landing (apx. halfway between Garfield and Molena) on the mainline. The trestle was restored by the Western Railway Museum in the hopes that they will eventually run their interuban trains here.3 comments
snunk4.jpg
snunk43207 viewsLocation unknown. Date unknown. J.G. Graham Collection3 comments
SNRRhellerslayout.jpg
SNRRhellerslayout3204 viewsRoger Heller's Sacramento Northern model railroad in the basement of his home in Oakland in 1946. He was assisted by Les Krames and as I recall these were all scratch built. The motors are L to R: 102, -?-, 501 and 101. Courtesy of W.T. Larkins
SNRRcaboose1636.jpg
SNRRcaboose16363187 viewsCaboose 1636 on a train alongside Port Chicago Highway 4-3-64. Courtesy of W.T. Larkins2 comments
pacrailnews3_4_72g.jpg
pacrailnews3_4_72g3174 viewsWestbound train on a siding at Burton in Lafayette. Pacific Rail News March 4th 1972 from the collection at the Moraga History Center1 comments
Sacramento_Northern_Burton_Flagstop_024.jpg
Sacramento_Northern_Burton_Flagstop_0243169 viewsThis is the Burton flagstop, which was located between Moraga and Lafayette.
SNRRtracksnswitches.jpg
SNRRtracksnswitches3140 viewsSN tracks and switches, at Chico? 1946-47 Courtesy of W.T. Larkins18 comments
snferryload.jpg
snferryload3135 viewsSN ferry slip. Date unknown. J.G. Graham Collection3 comments
SNRR604and603.jpg
SNRR604and6033125 viewsSN604 and 603 at Walnut Creek. 1946-47 Courtesy of W.T. Larkins
SNRRfreightDiesel143.jpg
SNRRfreightDiesel1433122 viewsDiesel 143 next to Port Chicago Highway north of Concord on April 3, 1964. Courtesy of W.T. Larkins3 comments
stmarys3.jpg
stmarys33085 viewsSt Mary's College in Moraga. General view of ROW. Judging from some photos of seen, I *think* the St Mary's station stop was right about in this area. Photo Sam Lewit on 5/30/041 comments
pacrailnews3_4_72e.jpg
pacrailnews3_4_72e3077 viewsDrifting westbound between Rockridge and Temescal. Pacific Rail News March 4th 1972 from the collection at the Moraga History Center
SNRR603nMallardpier.jpg
SNRR603nMallardpier3069 views603 at Mallard with pier in background. 1946-47 Courtesy of W.T. Larkins
pacrailnews3_4_72a.jpg
pacrailnews3_4_72a3063 viewsWestbound #604 near Havens. Pacific Rail News March 4th 1972 from the collection at the Moraga History Center
ks62.jpg
ks623057 viewsK-S yards. #62 up on blocks ready to be put down and back on track. Date unknown. J.G. Graham Collection
R_O_W_Canyon_Looking_East.jpg
R_O_W_Canyon_Looking_East3054 viewsThis is a view of the former r.o.w. in Canyon, looking East towards Sequoia.1 comments
vallevista22.jpg
vallevista223053 viewsUnknown location (looks like Valle Vista area). J.G.Graham Collection Courtesy of the Oakland History Room
Garfield_Flag_Stop.jpg
Garfield_Flag_Stop3041 viewsA view of the Garfield flag stop.1 comments
stmarys1.jpg
stmarys13041 viewsSt Mary's College in Moraga. This is the ROW looking Northwest. You can see St Marys road near Bolinger Canyon Rd in the distance. Photo Sam Lewit on 5/30/04
R_O_W_Reliez_Looking_West.jpg
R_O_W_Reliez_Looking_West3031 viewsThis is a view of the r.o.w. at Reliez, looking West toward Burton.
Mallard_Ferry_Slip.jpg
Mallard_Ferry_Slip3027 viewsA view of the Mallard ferry slip, as seen from the deck of the Ramon. Photo by Kenneth C. Jenkins; Garth G. Groff collection1 comments
Mainline_Birds_Landing_facing_Molena.jpg
Mainline_Birds_Landing_facing_Molena3023 viewsA view of the mainline at Birds Landing, looking West towards Molena.
Sacramento_M_St_Bridge_1911.jpg
Sacramento_M_St_Bridge_19113017 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.2 comments
Shiloh_Road_Facing_Garfield.jpg
Shiloh_Road_Facing_Garfield3010 viewsThis is a view of the Shiloh Road grade crossing, near the former Garfield flagstop.6 comments
SNRR410rightside.jpg
SNRR410rightside3009 viewsSN410 at ?. I think this was Marysville. 1946-47 Courtesy of W.T. Larkins
00_77.jpg
00_773006 viewsSt Marys College 6-8-41. One of the last passenger trains shown here. Local making the following stops: Sequoia, Canyon, Pinehurst, Valle Vista, Moraga, SMC, Burton, Glenside, West Lafayette, Lafayette. Photo from Joe McTique collection00-77
sndepot.jpg
sndepot3005 viewsSN depot at Pittsburg, CA (Railroad Ave). Date unknown. J.G. Graham Collection1 comments
2004_0313_164335AA.jpg
2004_0313_164335AA2969 viewsSame location as the previous photo, but on a much clearer day! If you look carefully, you can see the rails in the bottom of the cut.2 comments
2004_0313_172548AA.jpg
2004_0313_172548AA2967 viewsThis is where the tracks end, near Mallard. I am assuming this is where the trestle to the ferry slip began. The ferry slip burned in 1954. There is now a shipping channel behind the fence which, from the photos I've seen, did not exist during the time2 comments
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