The year 2014 marks the centennial of the completion of the
Northwestern Pacific Railroad (NWP), celebrated by driving a
"golden spike" at Cain Rock in October 1914. This achievement was
the culmination of a massive, six-year engineering effort to
connect rail lines ending at Willits with the early lumber company
railroads of the Humboldt Bay region. When it was completed, the
NWP linked Eureka with San Francisco by rail, a milestone in the
history of Humboldt and Northern Mendocino Counties. This book
examines the impact of the NWP on Northwestern California. Although
no longer operational, the railroad today symbolizes the ongoing
struggle to connect this isolated region with the wider world.
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