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Westbrae Red train stopped on a spur. Handwriting on verso: "Key system 271 'Westbrae Dinkey.' Car now at Rio Vista Trolley Museum. July 13, 1941. Abandoned July 25, 1941. This line served Albany riders from the intersection of Santa Fe Avenue and Key Route Boulevard, which was the location of this station. It actually did not enter Albany, the car being in Berkeley and I am standing in Albany. A duplex 1219 and 1221 Santa Fe Avenue, now occupies this station. Santa Fe R.R. at right. Louis Bradas." Donated to the Albany Historical Society by Louis Bradas. Donation Date: January 1994. Donor: Albany Historical Society. Folder: Rail Transportation No. 11. RRT_011.TIF.
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