Los Baños Station

Los Baños is a station originally situated on the Santa Cruz-Pagsanjan Line and later the Manila-Legazpi Line.

Los Baños Station, November 2021

History

The first train from Manila (Paco station) to Los Baños ran on the evening of August 6, 1910. It became part of the Main Line South since August 20, 1923 with the opening of the new bypass line to San Pablo.

Informations

• Since the opening of the San Pablo Cut-Off Line in 1923, College station took over as the main station of Los Baños, Laguna.

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Los Baños Station 1914

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