
The Salinas River valley in the late 1940s is dominated by the industrial and transport corridor of the Southern Pacific railroad. This survey captures the rural landscape between King City and San Lucas, where agricultural life is anchored by the river's path and the surrounding canyons. Small rail stops like Welby mark the importance of the rail line to the local economy, while the Airport and Sewage Disposal plant near King City reflect the mid-century municipal growth of the area.
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