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Accession number: P1595 Union Pacific Railway station (also known as the "Salt Lake Line"), built in 1923 and located at 625 East Lincoln Avenue (formerly Center Street) and Atchison, Anaheim; image shows facade of one-story station house with arched colonade and gabled red tile roof, just behind railroad crossing sign and railroad tracks running along Atchison; signage on station house reads "ANAHEIM" at above main entrance; five automobiles, a fire hydrant and bus bench are visible at far right, flanked by telephone poles with wires crossing overhead; building moved to 100 S. Atchison in 1991.
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