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Re: Centerville CA & horses... what?
Author: James Fair
Date: 08-04-2022 - 20:37

photo post Wrote:
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> Shifting cars with horses. If it's a team track,
> well why not?
>
> Google maps says Centerville is not far East of
> Fresno. Wonder what NG railroad?
>
> Source [www.ebay.com]
>

Centerville became Fremont, located in the Bay Area.

The railroad is the South Pacific Coast narrow gauge which ran from Alameda through San Jose and onto Santa Cruz. The SPC mainline passed through Newark which was a few miles west of Centerville. The railroad built a branch line connecting the two cities. Because of the low volume of traffic on the branch, SPC operated with horses.

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  Centerville CA & horses... what? photo post 08-04-2022 - 19:45
  Re: Centerville CA & horses... what? James Fair 08-04-2022 - 20:37
  Re: Centerville CA & horses... what? Virgil Stiff 08-05-2022 - 06:45
  Re: Centerville CA & horses... what? FUD 08-05-2022 - 10:05
  Re: Centerville CA & horses... what? Anon 08-05-2022 - 10:06
  Re: Centerville CA & horses... what? x 08-05-2022 - 10:52
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