Encinitas Train Depot

Construction of the California Southern Railroad between National City and Barstow started in 1881 in National City. Because of the water that Cottonwood Creek provided, steam locomotives would stop here and historic downtown Encinitas (named after the local small oak Encinitos) was born in the same year. The train depot was built in 1887, modeled after the Carlsbad train depot which was built a year earlier. Initially located near the current Encinitas train station, it was moved to Leucadia (bordering with Encinitas) in the early 1970’s after being closed in January 1969. It now houses Pannikin Coffee and Tea.

This image is available in an open edition at 12x8 inches and smaller and in 7 size-limited editions: 18x12 inches (total of 40), 24x16 inches (total of 30), 36x24 inches (total of 20), 45x30 inches (total of 18), 60x40 inches (total of 15), 72x48 inches (total of 12) and in 10 arbitrary sizes. When ordered framed, it will have a barnwood frame. If you prefer other options than the ones listed here (for example as a gallery wrap on canvas) please let me know by phone or email. Also please contact me if you're interested in the larger versions (45x30" and up).

 

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