User:Mjdestroyerofworlds/List of former Southern Pacific Railroad stations

The Southern Pacific Railroad existed in various incarnations between 1865 and 1996. It operated passenger trains until 1971 and the formation of Amtrak. This is a list of mainline passenger train stations that were served by the railroad and its subsidiaries.

List

Arizona

Name	Service began	Service ended	Notes
Casa Grande			formerly listed on the NRHP; destroyed by fire in 2009
Safford			listed on the NRHP in Graham County
Yuma	1926		formerly NRHP-listed; demolished in 1994 due to fire damage

California

Name	Service began	Service ended	Notes
23rd Street
Agnew	1877	?
Alameda Terminal
Alhambra	1886	1975
Atherton	1866	2020
Bakersfield	1889	1971	intermittent use by Amtrak
Bay Meadows		2005
Bayshore	1907
Belmont
Berkeley	1878	1911	line ceded to the Key System
Berkeley	1913		originally Berkeley West, still in service for Amtrak
Broadway	1911
Butler Road		1893
Burlingame	1894
California Avenue
Calistoga	1868	1929	originally established by Napa Valley Railroad
Campbell
Castro		2000
Chico			NRHP-listed
Colfax	1905
College Park
Colma	1863	1942	originally established by the San Francisco and San Jose Railroad
Danville			NRHP-listed
Davis			listed on the NRHP as Southern Pacific Railroad Station
Dunsmuir	1886
Emeryville
Folsom			NRHP-listed in Sacramento County
Fremont	1910	1941
Fresno			NRHP-listed in California
Gerber		1972
Gilroy	1869	1971	reactivated for Caltrain service in 1992
Glendale			now the Glendale Amtrak station, NRHP-listed
Goleta
Hayward Park
Hillsdale
Indio		1998
Lang	1876	1971
Lankershim
Lawrence
Lodi
Los Angeles Arcade Depot	1888	1914
Los Angeles Central Station	1914	1939
Los Angeles Union Station	1939
Martinez
Marysville
Menlo Park
Millbrae			associated with the Millbrae Intermodal Terminal and NRHP-listed in San Mateo County
Modesto
Monterey
Morgan Hill
Mountain View
Niles			now the Niles Depot Museum
Oakland 1st Street		1960	rebuilt as Amtrak Oakland – Jack London Square station in 1995
Oakland 7th Street			established by the San Francisco and Oakland Railroad, station building constructed by the Central Pacific Railroad
Oakland 16th Street
Orland
Palms
Palo Alto
Paso Robles
Paul Avenue
Pomona
Redding
Redwood City
Richmond
River
Roseville
Sacramento			listed on the NRHP as Southern Pacific Railroad Company's Sacramento Depot
Saint Helena			listed on the NRHP in California
Salinas
San Bruno
San Carlos
San Diego	1919		via San Diego and Arizona Railway
San Francisco
San Jose Market Street
San Jose			now known as Diridon Station, listed on the NRHP
San Luis Obispo
San Mateo
Santa Barbara			listed on the NRHP in California
Santa Clara
Santa Susana
Saticoy			listed on the NRHP
South San Francisco
Stanford
Stockton
Suisun–Fairfield
Sunnyvale
Surprise
Susanville
Tehachapi
Truckee
Whittier			NRHP-listed in Los Angeles County

Louisiana

• Southern Pacific Railroad Depot (New Iberia, Louisiana), listed on the NRHP in Louisiana

Nevada

Name	Service began	Service ended	Notes
Elko
Fernley
Lovelock
Reno			listed on the NRHP
Sparks
Wabuska
Winnemucca

Oregon

• Canby Depot, Canby, Oregon
• Eugene–Springfield station, listed as "Southern Pacific Passenger Depot", in Eugene, Oregon
• Lebanon Southern Pacific Railroad Depot, Lebanon, Oregon, listed on the NRHP in Oregon
• Medford Southern Pacific Railroad Passenger Depot, Medford, Oregon, listed on the NRHP in Oregon
• Southern Pacific Railroad Passenger Station and Freight House, Springfield, Oregon, listed on the NRHP in Oregon

Texas

• Southern Pacific Railroad Freight Depot (Brenham, Texas), listed on the NRHP in Texas
• Southern Pacific Railroad Depot (Nacogdoches, Texas), listed on the NRHP in Texas
• Southern Pacific Depot Historic District, San Antonio, Texas, listed on the NRHP in Texas
• Southern Pacific Railroad Passenger Station (San Antonio, Texas), now San Antonio station, listed on the NRHP