TRANSPORTATION · HISTORICAL MARKER

Leipsic Junction

South San Francisco, California
· South San Francisco Historic Site
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From 1918 to 1938, Leipsic Junction was a transfer point where the Market St. Railway 40 Line running from San Francisco to San Mateo stopped to connect passengers with a locally owned line built by W. J. Martin. This connection carried workers to meat packing plants on East Grand Ave. and to other manufacturing plants.
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