SP Peninsula Depots



	Southern Pacific San Francisco Peninsula Depots		SP Pages

	Unless otherwise described, the following are undated Southern Pacific Company photos of varying eras, courtesy of The Doomster. As things progress, we'll flesh out this section with descriptions and more photos.

	*Bayshore, circa 1914*

	*South San Francisco, circa 1960*
	*San Bruno, circa 1915*

	*Millbrae, circa 1914*

	*Broadway, circa 1915-25*

	Broadway, 1940's Demoro Archives - Ken Meeker Collection		(click on picture for HumongOphoto^TM)
		**Burlingame (post card), circa 1915**


	*San Mateo, circa 1960*

	*Belmont, circa 1960*

	*Redwood City, circa 1930's*

	*Atherton, circa 1914*

		*Above, left* (post card)*: Menlo Park, both circa WWI*

*El Palo Alto* Nope, it's not a station, but rather, a redwood tree. Spanish explorer Don Gaspar de Portola made camp in 1769 under her bows during the first European exploration of the area. This postcard view was probably photographed shortly after SP built the steel bridge over San Francisquito Creek in 1901. The depicted southbound ("eastbound" in post-1899 SP parlance) train is about one quarter of a mile north of Palo Alto Station. The 1000+ year old tree still stands today, lusher than ever, due to the doting care of local arborists.
		Palo Alto c1955

			*Castro, 1974* (Wx4 Photo)

			Mountain View, c1909


	Sunnyvale; 2-27-39 Demoro Archives - Ken Meeker Collection

	*Santa Clara, circa 1895*

	*College Park, early 1970*		Wx4 photo