The distance between Courthouse Square and the starting line implies that the station was demolished at some point before 1955. The main railroad that used the station was Central Pacific Railroad. From the station one could travel west to San Francisco or Sacramento, or east into the desert towards the East Coast. It stood out on the side of town in 1885.

The Hill Valley Railroad Station was the railroad station in existence for many decades of Hill Valley's history.

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