This page is a list of line structures built and used by the Southern Pacific railroad or one of its predecessor roads. To be considered for this list, the structure should not be in current use by the Union Pacific railroad. Towers are the exception to the rule since they are few and far between. Depots are not listed, as they can be found on my various depot pages. If you know of any structures not listed, please contact the host.
This page is part of David Coscia's SP site
June 20, 2008
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adjacent to |
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moved to the employee entrance of Taylor Yard |
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at the throat of Los Angeles Union Passenger Terminal |
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in use, next to Los Angeles Union Passenger Terminal |
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in use |
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moved to park on |
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near |
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closed, supposed to be moved to Cal State RR Museum |
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located 1.5 miles north of Cahill station |
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located at the north end of |
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in use |
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Tower 3 |
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moved off railroad property |
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Tower 16 |
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moved to |
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Tower 17 |
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moved to the Rosenberg RR museum, to be restored |
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Tower 40 |
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former GH&SA/SA&AP, moved off railroad property |
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Tower 55 |
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on |
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lower height brick building |
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ROUNDHOUSES AND TURNTABLES |
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Bayshore roundhouse |
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Laws, CA |
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NWP engine house |
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SSW yards; only turntable exists |
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T&NO diesel shops |
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SSW Shops; two former backshop buildings are used by East Texas Seed Company |
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WATER TANKS |
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Aztec Siding, AZ |
on the Gila line |
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on the Gila line |
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Maricopa, AZ |
on the Gila line |
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on the old line between |
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Red Rock, AZ |
on the Gila line |
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on the Gila line; large water tank; 35' diameter, 28' high |
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on the Globe branch |
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on the North Line; water tank, no legs |
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Black |
on the Shasta line |
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on the Coast line; it is painted yellow and part of a business |
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Coyote, CA |
on the Coast line |
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on the Cal-P line |
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on the Cal-P line |
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on the |
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on the Shasta line |
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Keeler, CA |
currently in "kit form" awaiting reassembly at |
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Likely, CA |
on the Modoc line |
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near the |
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on the Modoc line |
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near the Amtrak station |
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on the |
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on the Donner Pass line |
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on the Modoc line |
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on the |
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on the |
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on the Fernley line near |
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on the South Line; former EP&SW |
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on the Cascade line |
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on the ? line |
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on the |
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on the Shasta line, moved to a hill above town and painted green |
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on the Cascade line |
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on the Sunset line |
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Grapevine, TX |
on the ? line |
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on the Sunset line |
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on the Sunset line, on east side of the |
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MISCELLANEOUS STRUCTURES |
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Hotel Playa de Cortes |
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hotel built in 1936 by the SP de Mexico, can stay there today |
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underground concrete |
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in the old north yard |
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backshop building |
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houses the |
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portable jail cell |
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two-story section foreman's house |
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residential area north of the tracks |
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engine house |
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Big Trees and Roaring Camp |
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station agent's house |
Laws, CA |
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Union Terminal Warehouse |
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large multi-story warehouses, big signs say "Southern
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Oil Junction train order office |
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San Pedro depot outhouse |
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shelter shed-storeroom |
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moved to the grounds of the Dallidet
Adobe, |
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cast iron bridge |
California State Railroad Museum; |
built by Phoenix Bridge Co. in 1884, was in |
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may become hotel or offices |
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Southern |
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pillars and plaque |
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steel truss bridge |
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on |
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two-story section foreman's house |
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corner of Park and Sheridan |
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two-story section foreman's house |
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ice storage house |
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now the fire station |
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Senior Roundhouse |
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now the home of the signal maintenance man |
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shelter shed-storeroom |
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on private property, now a guest room |
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express office |
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in its original location; owned by city |
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Section Tool House |
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Formerly at the Age unknown, but carving inside is dated August 13, 1893 |
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T&NO grade crossing shanty |
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moved from the crossing of Chimney Rock, west of Bellaire Jct; |
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SSW section foreman's house |
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Webb House; original location; owned by city |
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H&TC handcar shed, |
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Age of |
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H&TC grade crossing shanty |
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Age of |
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T&NO section house |
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now a gift shop |
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1910 Southern |
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now condos, The Bayou Lofts |
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company hospital |
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unknown condition, on White Oak Bayou |
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Hotel and bunkhouse built |
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now The Antlers Hotel and on its property |
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T&NO section house |
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now a residence |
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freight warehouse |
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now a meeting hall; on |
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SA&AP section house |
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now a residence |
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Bunkhouse |
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Privately owned and being restored |