The Railroad Town of Alameda – South Coast Pacific Railroad
Join Alameda Post Editor and award-winning East Bay historian Dennis Evanosky for a walking tour covering Alameda’s role as a railroad town.
On Saturday, May 14. The narrow-gauge South Pacific Coast Railroad arrives. Meet at the fountain at the intersection of Encinal Avenue and High Street.
Tour starts at 9 a.m. and end at 11:30 a.m.
Space will be limited, so we recommend signing up now to guarantee your spot if you are interested in attending. Day-of-event tickets may be available for $20 per person, based on available space.
Well-behaved dogs, strollers, and mobility devices welcome. Total walking distance will be between 1-2 miles.
We encourage attendees to wear masks for this event, particularly when in close contact with others, especially if you have not been vaccinated and/or boosted. We also encourage attendees to social distance to minimize any potential risks.
