File:Map of the San Francisco and San Jose Railroad (cropped).jpg
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English: Original caption: "Map showing northern end of the San Francisco and San Jose Railroad in 1862." |
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| Source | Daggett, Stuart (1922) Chapters on the History of the Southern Pacific, New York, New York: The Ronald Press Company, p. 121 Retrieved on 8 July 2016. | |||
| Author | Original 1862 map by Allardt, G.F. reprinted in 1922 history of the Southern Pacific by Daggett | |||
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