
This current train station building is from 1935, with a train station having been in this space since 1878.




Traveling around in #SanJose and #NearbyToSanJose at 825 mph on our spinning planet.
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This current train station building is from 1935, with a train station having been in this space since 1878.
I think of this view as rare though there are lots of similar views over freeways in San Jose. The rarity is that this particular view from this particular bridge only comes to you on a train.
All cleaned up. Can not go inside still, but you can touch it now. It’s no longer behind all of the barrier fencing that had been up for quite a while. Same great views of the valley and a new paint job for the box.
These two photos taken by my youngest while we explored.
Stacks of roads. Photo taken by my youngest.
If you have to have pipes anyway, why not make them colorful? You can make the world a little better wherever you are. That’s what some people in downtown San Jose think. You can find these colorful and functional pipes on Third Street.
Possibly the most popular neon sign in San Jose is this one for a company that has not been active for years. The beloved sign, however, with its dancing neon light pig has been preserved.
How long has this wooden fence post been standing that it has eroded so?