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Solano History 11 records found  1 - 10next  jump to record: Search took 0.01 seconds. 
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3774 3774

Wells Fargo Express at Dixon Train Station shipping certified milk
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3225 3225

Political event at train station, Dixon, CA
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4237 4237

Dixon Train Depot
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4180 4180
1920s

Passenger Train 1 at Vanden Station (Fairfield, CA)
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0781 0781
1915

Snowball in Elmira at old S. P. station with steam train
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3044 3044
1904

Benicia Train Station, 1904. Jack London hangout (building at left)
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The Vanden Station Train Wreck / Bowen, Jerry [44] [WAYITWAS-2000-44]
When you read the old newspapers, it's somewhat astonishing to see how often people were injured or killed by trains in the early part of the century. Inattention, lack of adequate warnings at railroad crossings, company policies, and the insane urge to "beat" the trains through the intersection were often the reasons for the accidents.
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0018 0018
1890

Train load of fruit being shipped East on Vaca Valley Clear Lake RR. Paused at jct of present Mason and Hiway 80..
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3771 3771
1913

Sacramento Northern's first electric train arriving in Dixon in 1913
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Papers swear, bicker over Union alliance / Delaplane, Kristin [329] [ECHOS-1997-329]
Fall of 1863 marked when the Solano County Herald became a semi-weekly. Nevertheless, subscription and advertising rates remained unchanged: Five dollars for a year's subscription and advertising was $2 for 10 lines the first week and $1 thereafter. With election returns in, a bonfire was set in Suisun's plaza in front of the Wells Fargo office where one of the defeated candidates apparently worked.
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