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August 08, 2011

Some Good News about Trains

The Daily Journal is highlighting the restoration of Engine #2472 and the train museum in Millbrae

Vern Bruce, owner of Millbrae Locks and a railroad enthusiast was able to acquire the S.P.’s Millbrae Train Depot after it was declared surplus and no longer needed as a depot. With the aid of the Millbrae History Association, he opened it as a local train museum. Call Vern at (650) 333-1136 for further information.

This is a nice complement to the Burlingame-Hillsborough Historical Society museum in the Burlingame Avenue train depot.  It's funny how the stations have evolved on the Peninula!

Posted by on August 08, 2011 in Historical, Restoration Jewels, SamTrans-Caltrain |

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