Falais
Falais, likely named for Falaise in northwest France (birthplace of William the Conqueror), was a siding and non-agency station on the Southern Pacific Railroad. It was abandoned in 1956, and a solitary round foundation marks the site.
Falais, likely named for Falaise in northwest France (birthplace of William the Conqueror), was a siding and non-agency station on the Southern Pacific Railroad. It was abandoned in 1956, and a solitary round foundation marks the site.
Southern Pacific Railroad
← Massie • Falais • Upsal →
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