RURAL CALIFORNIA THROUGH THE LENS · BISHOP NEWS
The railroad stop at Laws grew around a depot a few miles north of Bishop. The Laws Railroad Museum dates the first train into the depot to April 1, 1883. The depot and yard help explain why a settlement grew there. History Hunters makes the former settlement the subject, while Otter HB gives viewers a separate walkthrough of the museum.
From Bishop to Laws
Sidetrack Adventures puts the two stops in sequence. Its chapter list reaches Bishop at 51:00 and Laws at 53:53. The other Bishop videos widen the itinerary from the railroad yard to the surrounding valley. Check the museum’s site for visiting details and Bishop News for reporting from town.
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