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'''San Vicente Lumber Company''' built a mill adjacent to the [[Ocean Shore Railroad]] line, near [[Natural Bridges State Beach]] and the man-made dam that created what remains today as [[Antonelli Pond]]. In the years ~1909-1920, the railroad brought logs to the mill from timber-cutting operations in the [[Swanton]] area.
'''San Vicente Lumber Company''' built a mill adjacent to the [[Ocean Shore Railroad]] line, near [[Natural Bridges State Beach]] and the man-made dam that created what remains today as [[Antonelli Pond]]. In the years ~1909-1920, the railroad brought logs to the mill from timber-cutting operations in the [[Swanton]] area.
*[[The Last Whistle (1974 book)]] is a history of the Ocean Shore RR.
* [[The Last Whistle (1974 book)]] is a history of the Ocean Shore RR.
* Ross Eric Gibson, "San Vicente Lumber Company’s history in Santa Cruz County", ''Santa Cruz Sentinel'', May 3, 2021. Online at [https://www.santacruzsentinel.com/2021/05/03/san-vicente-lumber-companys-history-in-santa-cruz-county-ross-eric-gibson-local-history/ Local News].


[[Category:Timber]]
[[Category:Timber]]

Latest revision as of 17:50, 21 December 2025

San Vicente Lumber Company built a mill adjacent to the Ocean Shore Railroad line, near Natural Bridges State Beach and the man-made dam that created what remains today as Antonelli Pond. In the years ~1909-1920, the railroad brought logs to the mill from timber-cutting operations in the Swanton area.

  • The Last Whistle (1974 book) is a history of the Ocean Shore RR.
  • Ross Eric Gibson, "San Vicente Lumber Company’s history in Santa Cruz County", Santa Cruz Sentinel, May 3, 2021. Online at Local News.