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(above) West San Jose terminal's transfer crane, August 1965; Del Monte cannery warehouses in background along Bush Street. |
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(above) West San Jose Freight Depot, looking northeast; The storage tank looming over the building is at the site of the present day San Jose Arena. The building survived WP tennancy for many years, only meeting demolition in favor of condominiums after the century's turn. |
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New 5-2012 (above) Who doesn't love a parade? Here we see a gayly (note: historic usage consistent with the depicted period) camouflaged light tank (best guess) tearing up the pavement between the San Jose Railroads Santa Clara Street trolley tracks in this early 1930's photo. The Del Monte cannery (now condos) looms behind the freight depot, in a spot that would have been a much better location for SP's San Jose depot than Cahill Street. Unknown photographer; Wx4 Collection |
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Late evening for the SN 412: switching at Lonus Street (the I-280 enbankment is north of the engine at left) in Willow Glen, September, 1983. |
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New 5-2012 (above) San Jose Turn power standing at William St. before the 918 got a facelift. Note that B-Boat 3056 is now a B-Boat-b-unit: its cab windows are plated over. The 3005 trails. 1-31-77. Gary Vielbaum photo, Wx4 Collection Photo of sister SJ Turn F 921 in partial redlead during rebuild at Salt Lake City, 2-1-78. |
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Switching at the William St. Yard, circa 1978, looking south: The roundhouse once stood out of the picture to the right. The Willow Glen Branch began at the opposite end of the yard. |
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