Tulasco was a sidetrack station on the Central Pacific railroad. Later it became the terminus for the railroad spur built to Metropolis. It had a small depot, a saloon, and a restaurant.Today Tulasco is a signal station and siding for the Western Pacific and Souther Pacific Railroads. Only foundations are left of the buildings.

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