Northwestern Pacific Railroad Historical Markers

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Northwestern Pacific Railroad Historical Markers

The Northwestern Pacific Railroad (NWP) started in 1906 when the Southern Pacific Railroad (SP) and the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway (AT&SF) merged some of their smaller railroads. The NWP has covered an area from the San Francisco Bay in the south (where the railroad also used ferries to transfer freight), to the Humboldt County city of Trinidad in the north.

By Barry Swackhamer, September 6, 2019

Paving the Way Marker

1 ► California, Humboldt County, Garberville — Paving the Way — Brother, can you spare a ride? —

2 ► California, Marin County, Mill Valley — Mill Valley Railroad Depot —

3 ► California, Marin County, Sausalito — Sausalito Ferry Terminals —

4 ► California, Marin County, Tiburon — 001 — 1884 San Francisco & Northern Pacific Railroad Depot — "The Donahue Line" —

5 ► California, Marin County, Tiburon — 5A — Hilarita — The Tiburon Peninsula Historical Trail —

6 ► California, Marin County, Tiburon — Northwestern Pacific —

7 ► California, Marin County, Tiburon — NWP Gallows Frame Wheels —

8 ► California, Marin County, Tiburon — Tiburon's Railroad History —

9 ► California, Marin County, Tiburon — 4 — Waving Back (Circa 1950) — Compare Then and Now — The Tiburon Historical Trail —

10 ► California, Marin County, Tiburon — Welcome to Trestle Trail — A Tribute to Tiburon's Railroad History —

11 ► California, Sonoma County, Glen Ellen — Historical Tid-bits about Glen Ellen —

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