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• History Pages: 27 - The Quiet Years
  ...irst half of the 1870s were relatively quiet in Santa Cruz. Big changes in transportation were approaching, but the geography of our end of Monterey Bay once again s
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• History Pages: 28 - How the trains came to Santa Cruz (part 1)
  The most prominent name initially involved in all three rail transportation groups was [[Hihn, Frederick A.|F. A. Hihn]], whose name is already familia
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• History Pages: 30 - How the trains came to Santa Cruz (part 3)
  ...he chuffing steam locomotives could also support a more modest all-weather transportation alternative – horsecars. ...tion has come nearly full-circle, as the debate about the future of public transportation once again considers rail-based options.
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• History Pages: 36 - Gentrification: Downtown Santa Cruz in the 1870s
  ...also began during the 1870s, as the population increased and as roads and transportation improved. By the turn of the century, Hihn’s subdivision was filled in, a
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• History Pages: 51 - Beach Hill: 1870-99
  Contributing to the area’s attractiveness were improvements to the transportation infrastructure. These began with the railroad and horsecar lines that began
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• California Powder Works
  ...cturing plant to the wharf by wagon, and shipped from there until railroad transportation became available from the Powder Works soon after 1876. The wharf was demol
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• Santa Cruz County Coastal Rail Trail
  [[Category:Transportation]]
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• Rail trail
  ...is a collaboration of the County of Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz County Regional Transportation Commission (RTC) as the owner of the rail line, and the cities of Santa Cru
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• Aptos
  To promote transportation and shipping in the area, Castro had a wharf built at the mouth of [[Aptos
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• Santa Cruz & Felton (SC&F) Railroad
  [[Category:Transportation]]
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• South Pacific Coast Railroad (SPC)
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• Mission Hill tunnel
  [[Category:Transportation]]
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• Santa Cruz Railroad (SCR)
  [[Category:Transportation]]
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• San Lorenzo trestle
  [[Category:Transportation]]
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• Fair, James G.
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• Spreckels, Claus
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• Surf, Sand & Streetcars
  .... The book is a unique and comprehensive guide to the history of streetcar transportation in Santa Cruz, a system that extended as far as Capitola by 1900. A series
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