The remarkable train station that connected the East Bay to the nation—and why it deserves another life For more than a century, an enormous Beaux-Arts railroad station has stood at 16th and Wood Streets in West Oakland. Its three monumental arched windows, soaring waiting room, elevated platforms, and surviving signal tower hint at a time when thousands of people passed through this part of Oakland by train. ChatGPT logos I made - feel free to use them. Today, Oakland's 16th

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