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2004_0313_164335AA2281 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.
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7_G2280 viewsMain doors to lower steam train platform. Photo by Evan
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Rio_Vista_Junction_19402272 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.
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SNRRtracksatMallard2267 viewsLooking south at 605 and the tracks leading to the Mallard pier. 1946-47 Courtesy of W.T. Larkins
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East012264 viewsOakland 16th St Station. Wood Street side. 10/21/04 Photo by Stash
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Top012262 viewsOakland 16th St Station. Elevated suburban platform. 10/21/04 Photo by Stash
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Shiloh_Road_Facing_Garfield2258 viewsThis is a view of the Shiloh Road grade crossing, near the former Garfield flagstop.
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Interior022256 viewsOakland 16th St Station looking toward Wood Street 10/21/04 Photo by Stash
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Subway_Undercrossing_G2255 viewsWest Pittsburg Subway.
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2005_0501_190057AA2246 viewsThis is a view of the SP Avon-Radum r.o.w. as it is today. This view is looking South, not far from where the SP and the SN crossed each other.
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Subway_Undercrossing_A2241 viewsWest Pittsburg Subway undercrossing under the Union Pacific (formerly SP) and BNSF (formerly AT&SF).
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West012240 viewsOakland 16th St Station under elevated platforms 10/21/04 Photo by Stash
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2004_0313_172548AA2232 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 time
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2004_0313_164405AA2227 viewsWest Pittsburg Subway.
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Pittsburg_19552227 viewsA view of Pittsburg in 1955. The station was located at the corner of Railroad and 8th Streets, just behind the train.
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1_G2205 viewsEnterior detail/Graffiti on wall. Mail waiting area. Photo by Evan
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Interior042204 viewsOakland 16th St Station. Inside, platform side of building. 10/21/04 Photo by Stash
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DSCF00102204 viewsThis is a view of what the Concord Station and yard area look like today. The station was located where Port Chicago Highway is (the street curving away from the center of the intersection). The substation was where the BART tracks are now. The yard, f
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SN1005berryman2200 viewsFormer SN 1005 on Key System F line trackage at Berryman and Henry Streets, Berkeley Courtesy of John Stashik
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SNRRcarbarns2196 viewsCarbarn at Chico? Courtesy of W.T. Larkins
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DSCF00112180 viewsThis is a current view of the North Sixth Street crossing location in Concord. The BART tracks follow the SN r.o.w. through here. The BART tracks cross under Sixth Street. This photo can be compared to the previous photo, taken at the same location nea
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New Life for SP sheds2157 viewsView is from 14th street development looking at corner of 13th and Wood. SP station to left
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2004_0313_171435AA2154 viewsSwitchstand for West Pittsburg Wye.
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Top022153 viewsOakland 16th St Station. Former suburban platform facing Emeryville. 10/21/04 Photo by Stash
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Garfield_Flag_Stop2141 viewsA view of the Garfield flag stop.
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8_6_692139 viewsCanyon Bridge Coming Down. The Midweek Sun. August 6th, 1969. Click on large image to view an even larger size. About 250k. Moraga History Center
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11_G2133 viewsOutside of front doors/awning over door. Photo by Evan
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Coast31spc2133 viewsSP Coast Division timetable 31, May 5, 1901. This shows the narrow gauge service between the Alameda Mole and San Jose. Courtesy of John Stashik
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SP Station view from 14th2124 views
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trib1_20_972124 viewsOakland Tribune Jan 1, 1997 Danville branch of the OA&E (sorry its a little hard to read).
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8_6_542120 viewsRail Commuter or Torn Up Tracks? Lafayette Sun. August 6th, 1954 Moraga History Center
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2004_0313_164859AA2119 viewsAfter passing MacAvoy Road grade crossing, this is the approach to the subway under the BNSF (ex ATSF) and UP (ex SP) in West Pittsburg. Surprisingly, all of the rails are still intact! The track on the right is not SN related. It is a storage track th
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Sacramento_Tower_Bridge_19992112 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 at
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Woodland_Station_Then2106 viewsA view of the Woodland Station, as it was then.
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claremont8_19_602105 viewsClaremont Press Aug 19th, 1960 Historic Shafter route
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chron4_5_642104 viewsChronicle April 5th, 1964 Walnut Creek Jaycees rail excursions over soon to be dismantled line.
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