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Station Plan for Centerville
Note Depot with Freight Room Expansion and Garden Area August 1929, Revised July 1940 Southern Pacific Lines Niles Depot Historical Foundation Collection |
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Floor Plan - First Floor
Two Story Combination Depot No. 22 Southern Pacific Lines 1894 Drawing Oregon Historical Society, Southern Pacific Collection #1113 |
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Floor Plan - 2nd Floor
Two Story Combination Depot No. 22 Southern Pacific Lines 1894 Drawing Oregon Historical Society, Southern Pacific Collection #1113 |
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Floor Plan
One Story Combination Depot No. 23 Southern Pacific Lines 1895 Drawing Oregon Historical Society, Southern Pacific Collection #1113 |
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M.W. 577: Depot Sign Boards, Location of
May 7, 1900 Southern Pacific Drawing |
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C.S. 17 Station Signs
October 1904 Southern Pacific Common Standard Drawing |
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C.S. 17: Station Signs - Close-up Detail of Sign
October 1904 Southern Pacific Common Standard |
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Centerville Depot Restoration Plans
William G. Wullenjohn, Sr. Collection |
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Artwork for reproduction Western Union Telegraph & Cable Office
sign
Size 24 inches long, 12 inches high (excluding angle bracket) Original is enamel on steel, double sided Reproduction is laminated vinyl on 0.08 inch aluminum Reproductions of the Western Union and Wells Fargo signs (see below) can be purchased from Joe & Dorsi Diaz, Signs Now, 4299 Peralta Blvd., Fremont, CA, 94536; (510) 797-4467; Fax (510) 797-7564; dorsi@worldnet.att.net |
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Artwork for reproduction 1898 Wells Fargo & Co. Express sign.
Size 21 inches long, 21 inches high (excluding angle bracket) Original is enamel on steel, double sided Reproduction is laminated vinyl on 0.08 inch aluminum This "model 1898" sign is shown on the Centerville depot in photographs taken on July 4, 1911. The 1898 double face enamel office sign included the organization and incorporation dates. The 1888 version used the possessive form of the company name, "Co's." These were known as "call card" signs. The 1911 version of the double face enamel office sign, used the bookman font and deleted the organization and incorporation dates. The 1913 version of the sign used the bookman bold font and, like the 1911 version, omitted the organization and incorporation dates. Wells Fargo & Co. Express was merged into the newly formed American Railway Express in 1918. In 1929, American Railway Express became the Railway Express Agency. |
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Southern Pacific Company Standard P.S.B. 12
Standard Depot Signs December 11, 1899 |
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Southern Pacific Lines
Common Standard Drawing Number - C.S. 1319 Illumination of Station Signs Adopted August 16, 1944 |
