Pacific Coast Railway

Delve into the rich history of the Pacific Coast Railway (PCRy) through a collection of vintage images showcasing iconic locomotives, railcars, and historic moments. Witness the evolution of transportation in San Luis Obispo and beyond as you journey through the early 1900s to the mid-20th century. Experience the nostalgia of steam locomotives, electric trains, and the transition to diesel engines that operated along the scenic Pacific Coast. Step back in time to witness the interurban passenger service, freight operations, and the vibrant railroad culture that once thrived in this coastal region.

• Railway Heritage
• Vintage Images
• Pacific Coast
• Historic Transportation
• San Luis Obispo

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1. Avila Bay San Luis Obispo Central City Los Olivos Pacific Coast Railway 1882-1942 Pacific Coast Railway (PCRy)

2. 2-8-0 Steam Locomotive 1905 Pacific Coast Railway (PCRy)

3. No. 110 at San Luis Obispo yard Pacific Coast Railway (PCRy)

4. San Luis Obispo 1930s roundhouse and turntable Pacific Coast Railway (PCRy)

5. Electric train; No. 300 Santa Maria - Guadalupe Pacific Coast Railway (PCRy)

6. Electric service to Guadalupe, 1909; mostly used for sugar beets Pacific Coast Railway (PCRy)

7. Hart House, Santa Maria 1912; interurban passenger Pacific Coast Railway (PCRy)

8. 1940s, first PCRy diesel Pacific Coast Railway (PCRy)

9. Railcar near Avila Bay Pacific Coast Railway (PCRy)

10. The Avila, original locomotive for SLO&SMV RR which eventually became the PCRy Pacific Coast Railway (PCRy)

11. Mixed consist crossing Santa Maria River, circa 1910 Pacific Coast Railway (PCRy)

12. No. 110, SLO 1940, with whaleback tender Pacific Coast Railway (PCRy)