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Solano History 18 records found  1 - 10next  jump to record: Search took 0.00 seconds. 
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3052 3052

Train ferry - Solano and Carquines Straits
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4289 4289

Elk Crossing the Carquines Strait..
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4194 4194

News Clipping - First train to cross on the Benicia-Martinez Ferries, the Solano and the Contra Costa
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Contra Costa 'Other Coast' / Wichels, Ernest [791] [WICHELS-1964-791]
Contra Costa, meaning the "opposite coast," is no longer a stranger. The water barriers have gradually broken down. About Dec. 28, 1885, a ferry carried the first train across Carquinez Strait [...]
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The railroad ferry 'Solano' still lives / Bowen, Jerry [107] [WAYITWAS-2002-107]
A few weeks ago, I wrote a story about the first run of the railroad ferryboat, Solano. From that article I received a fair amount of e-mail and queries about the ferry. One of the most interesting was from a Thomas Rubarth in Arizona who had done considerable research on the Solano.
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WY0026 WY0026

The train ferry Contra Costa with two Southern Pacific Railroad locomotives aboard at Benicia
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Ferry boat "SOLANO". Largest ferryboat in the world, Benicia, California
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1056 1056
1925

Map of electrical trains and ferries from SF to Sac. From On the Bay of SF
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1968

3/17/1968 News Clipping of the ferry Solano entering the slip at Port Costa
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Benicia - Solano County, California 1885 Benicia - Solano County, California 1885
1885

A large sketch of the Carquinez Straits and San Pablo Bay with the town of Benicia in 1885. Several notable structures are present such as Benicia City Hall, Turner and Eckley Ship Yard, Fire Department Building, Carquinez Packing Company, Palace Hotel, St. Augustine College, and the Bank of Benicia..
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