Laws
Railroad Museum, just outside Bishop, is really interesting. The Carson & Colorado Narrow Gauge Railroad
ran from Mound House, near Carson City Nevada, for 300 miles terminating at
Keeler, California.
Between
1883 and 1915 the railroad was the only dependable means of transport in and
out of the Owens Valley. The service
ran until 30 April 1960 and is now a Registered California Historical Landmark.
Laws
Station was named in honour of R J Laws who was the Assistant Superintendent of
the Railroad between 1883 and 1915.
The
original railroad depot
The
waiting room
Steam
locomotive No 9
The
Visitor Centre is housed in a building that was built by Paramount Studios as
part of the set for the film Nevada Smith starring Steve McQueen.
It’s
an interesting place and we really enjoyed our visit.
Have fun, we are!
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