Difference between revisions of "Oddity Railroads of California"
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'''[[:Category:Prismoidal Railways|Prismoidal Railway]].''' Considered to be the first monorail system in California. The Sonoma Valley Prismoidal was constructed following the Crew Patent One-Rail Railway system. The line operated a short 6 months before being declared a failure. Portions were later converted to 36in gauge as part of the Sonoma Valley Railroad. | '''[[:Category:Prismoidal Railways|Prismoidal Railway]].''' Considered to be the first monorail system in California. The Sonoma Valley Prismoidal was constructed following the Crew Patent One-Rail Railway system. The line operated a short 6 months before being declared a failure. Portions were later converted to 36in gauge as part of the Sonoma Valley Railroad. | ||
<span class="rlbottom">Norwalk to Schelleville, Sonoma County. 1876</span> | <span class="rlbottom">Norwalk to Schelleville, Sonoma County. 1876</span> | ||
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Oddities.
Sonoma Valley Prismoidal Railway.
Prismoidal Railway. Considered to be the first monorail system in California. The Sonoma Valley Prismoidal was constructed following the Crew Patent One-Rail Railway system. The line operated a short 6 months before being declared a failure. Portions were later converted to 36in gauge as part of the Sonoma Valley Railroad.
Norwalk to Schelleville, Sonoma County. 1876