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Re: The Mystery of the Santa Fe-SP Connection At Emeryville
Author: Dr Zarkoff
Date: 12-18-2020 - 22:58
> Dr. Z I think that's the first time you have mentioned an SP "connector" from Stanford Ave. Connecting to who and connecting where?
The SP connector is a lead which started at the red electric line on Stanford Ave. This is about the fourth time I've explained this.
> I marked off the SP side and the ATSF side and this unknown middle area where the track in question is marked with a blue line. This track connects to the Del Monte plant on the right and the ATSF on the left. So whose track is it?
SP, which you have incorrectly identified as Santa Fe. Your marked up arial photograph, by the way, predates 1955, so you need to carify the time period of operations you're asking about. 1931? 1950? 1965? 1980? today?
> The SP SPINS which is from around 1980ish ends at Del Monte fyi.
Naturally.
> Would be great if someone had a Santa Fe document similar to a SPINS for the Oakland branch!
What is the "Oakland Branch"??
The SP connector is a lead which started at the red electric line on Stanford Ave. This is about the fourth time I've explained this.
> I marked off the SP side and the ATSF side and this unknown middle area where the track in question is marked with a blue line. This track connects to the Del Monte plant on the right and the ATSF on the left. So whose track is it?
SP, which you have incorrectly identified as Santa Fe. Your marked up arial photograph, by the way, predates 1955, so you need to carify the time period of operations you're asking about. 1931? 1950? 1965? 1980? today?
> The SP SPINS which is from around 1980ish ends at Del Monte fyi.
Naturally.
> Would be great if someone had a Santa Fe document similar to a SPINS for the Oakland branch!
What is the "Oakland Branch"??
