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![]() | The classic mission style depot on University Ave. in Berkeley was closed as an agency in 1968. By 1970, the depot had been remodeled and opened as a restaurant called "Depot Steaks." By the 1990's, the "Santa Fe Bar and Grill" was occupying the building. The view at left shows the depot from the "town" side in 1995. |
![]() | By of April 2000, the building had received a further makeover, virtually hidden by greenery. The former right of way, abandoned since 1979, is barely noticeable in this part of town, but has been converted to a trail beginning a few blocks north of the depot. In 2003, work began to convert the station into part of a new Montessori school. Thanks to Dan Furtado for the April 2000 photo. |
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