Talk:California Southern Railroad

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An entry from this article appeared on Wikipedia's Main Page in the Did you know? column on July 12, 2006.
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Pending tasks for California Southern Railroad:

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  • Finish the San Diego history section
  • Write Finish the Temecula Canyon history section
  • Finish the Cajon Pass history section
  • Stub out the red links
  • Find and add more photos from the period when the California Southern was under construction or still operating
  • Did Wilbur continue as president until 1889?
  • Is any of the railroad's rolling stock preserved?
  • The crossing in Colton was, judging by the date of its installation, presumably controlled by a manned tower; is there anything that can be said here about it?
See also Wikipedia:WikiProject Trains/Todo