Granite Point
Granite Point, named for a nearby outcropping of rock, was a flag station and siding on the Central Pacific Railroad established in 1868. It first appeared on time tables in 1874, and probably lasted into the 20th century.
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Granite Point, named for a nearby outcropping of rock, was a flag station and siding on the Central Pacific Railroad established in 1868. It first appeared on time tables in 1874, and probably lasted into the 20th century.
Central Pacific Railroad
← Toulon • Granite Point • Perth →
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