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English: Santa Clara station in May 1974 |
| Date | Taken on 25 May 1974 |
| Source | TrainWeb: Santa Clara, CA |
| Author | Hikki Nagasaki |
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This image was originally taken by Hikki Nagasaki, who runs the "Passenger Railroad Guide." Mr. Nagasaki has explicitly released all rights to his images: "Now, all rights are not reserved. You are free to use all photos on my website. You do not need to let me know when you use my photos. Note: You are not allowed to use photos courtesy of someone."
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