NEVADA DESERT AND LAYING THE LAST RAIL
Stereoviews 300 through 364
From 1862 to 1869 the Central Pacific Railroad, building from the West, and the Union Pacific Railroad, building from the East, raced to complete the first transcontinental railroad. Alfred A. Hart was the official photographer for the Central Pacific during construction and published 364 views. In 1870 Watkins acquired the Hart negatives and published them under the series title Watkins Pacific Railroad.
Pleasant Valley. Lower Canyon of the Truckee
No. 300
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Pleasant Valley. Lower Canyon of the Truckee
No. 300
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Pleasant Valley, looking West, Lower Canyon of the Truckee River
No. 301
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Pleasant Valley, looking West, Lower Canyon of the Truckee River
No. 301
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Pleasant Valley, looking East. Lower Canyon of the Truckee River
No. 302
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Pleasant Valley, looking East. Lower Canyon of the Truckee River
No. 302
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Red Bluffs, looking from the West. Lower Canyon of the Truckee River
No. 303
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Red Bluffs, looking from the West. Lower Canyon of Truckee River
No. 303
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Looking West from Red Bluffs. Lower Canyon of Truckee River
No. 304
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Looking West from Red Bluffs. Lower Canyon of Truckee River
No. 304
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Red Bluffs, Lower Canyon of the Truckee. 178 miles from Sacramento
No. 305
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Red Bluffs, Lower Canyon of the Truckee. 178 miles from Sacramento
No. 305
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Truckee River, near Wadsworth. Lower Canyon of the Truckee
No. 306
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The Goliah at Wadsworth. Big Bend of Truckee River
No. 307
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Wadsworth, Big Bend of the Truckee River. Washoe Range in distance
No. 308
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Wadsworth, Big Bend of the Truckee River. Washoe Range in distance
No. 308
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Turntable at Wadsworth
No. 309
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Construction train on the desert, near Humbolt Lake
No. 310
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Construction train on Desert, near Humbolt Lake
No. 310
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Construction Train on Alkali Desert
No. 311
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Alkali Flat, Construction train in distance
No. 312
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Chinese Camp, Brown's Station
No. 313
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Brown's Station. 234 miles from Sacramento
No. 314
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Water Train, opposite Humboldt Lake
No. 315
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Water Train, opposite Humboldt Lake
No. 315
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