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Ardenwood Historic Farm
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Ardenwood Historic Farm is a Regional Historic Landmark in Fremont, California. It is managed by the East Bay Regional Park District. The Ardenwood Historic Farm consists of the Ardenwood Station, the
Patterson House during a Civil War demonstration (2003)
Patterson House during a Civil War demonstration (2003)
Panorama of the Patterson House on the Ardenwood Historic Farm property in Fremont, California.
Panorama of the Patterson House on the Ardenwood Historic Farm property in Fremont, California.
The railway.
The railway.
Patterson House (2012)
Patterson House (2012)
South Pacific Coast Railroad
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The South Pacific Coast Railroad was a 3 ft narrow gauge steam railroad running between Santa Cruz, California, and Alameda, with a ferry connection in Alameda to San Francisco. The railroad was creat
Ardenwood Historic Farm
…park is the Railroad Museum at Ardenwood which operates a 3 ft (914 mm) narrow gauge railroad, which is a recreation of a historic local branch of the South Pacific Coast Railroad. The museum has a collection of narrow gauge railroad cars and other artifacts of 19th-century railroading. The museum is run by the Society for the…
Postcard photo of the Southern Pacific Big Tree station and locomotive #21, c. 1910s
Postcard photo of the Southern Pacific Big Tree station and locomotive #21, c. 1910s
"Views on the South Pacific Coast Railroad" featuring locations in Santa Cruz County (1882)
"Views on the South Pacific Coast Railroad" featuring locations in Santa Cruz County (1882)
Schedule and fares for March 4, 1887
Schedule and fares for March 4, 1887
Southern Pacific narrow-gauge coach #39, at the Southern California Railway Museum. It was built by Carter Brothers in 1881 at their Newark shop for t
Southern Pacific narrow-gauge coach #39, at the Southern California Railway Museum. It was built by Carter Brothers in 1881 at their Newark shop for the South Pacific Coast Railroad. The museum also has South Pacific Coast flat car #253, which was later converted into Southern Pacific gondola #216.