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View of thousands of people packed in the streets of Oakland to see the arrival of the 'Iron Stallion.' Published: Gandydancers, pg 29. Donor/Source: Butte County Historical Society- Loan #242. "A great arch was constructed at Oakland for the first passanger train on the Western Pacific Railroad. Thousands of people jammed the street to watch the arrival of the 'Iron Stallion.' It was the greatest celebration in Oaklandsince the end of the Civil War." From Granddancers, pg. 29.
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