have to san bernandino county dates back of wyatthen the father erp who is the most well named nicholas erp. he was -- left his family temporarily. they were living in illinois. he heard about the gold rush up in northern california. he went back to the midwest and ventured down to southern california and he vowed that one day he would come back to san bernandino. >> american history tv, we will visit the railroad museum and talk about the importance of the railroad with the historical society vice president located n the 1918 santa fe depot. 100 yards of east that burnt here in 1860. why it was built a lot larger. they decided to house the division headquarters at that time. >> watch the city's tour throughout the day om book tv d sunday afternoon ol c-span 3. the c-span cities tour and visiting cities across the country. >> a conversation with former secretary of state henry kissinger, followed by president obama and the teacher of the year at a white house ceremony earlier this week. and representative john lewis is horpped by the holocaust museum. >> policy makers veterans and activists

goes back to 1852 when the father of wyatt earp, the most well known of the earps, his name is nicholas erp, he was -- basically left his family -- temporarily, they were living in monmouth, illinois, he heard about the gold rush in northern california. before he came back, went back to the midwest heaven which you ared down to southern california and he passed through the san bernardino valley and he vowed one day he would come back to san bernardino. >>> and on american history tv, we'll visit the san bernardino history and railroad museum and talk with alan bone, san bernardino historical society vice president, located in the 1918 santa fe depot. the museum contain miss objects related to the city's railroad history. >> cross-examination was completed in 1918 that replaced a wooden structure that was 100 yards east of here that burned in 1960. why the depot was built larger than it was needed is because they decided to house the division headquarters that the location at that time. >> watch the c-span cities tour saturday at noon eastern on book tv and sunday afternoon at 2:00 on americ

erp clan" talks about its ties to san bernardino. >> the father of wyatt earp who is the most well known of the earps, his name is nicholas earp.e basically left his family temporarily. they were living in monmouth, illinois. he heard about the gold rush up in northern california. before he came back -- went back to the midwest, he ventured down to southern california and he passed through the san bernardino valley. and he vowed that one day he would come back to san bernardino. >> and on americ"american histo we'll visit the san bernardino history and railroad museum and talk about the importance of the railroad to san bernardino with allen bone, san bernardino historical society vice president. located in the 1918 santa fe depot, the museum contains many objects related to the city's railroad history. >> construction was completed in 1918 that replaced a wooden structure that was approximately 100 yard east of here that burned in 1960. why the depot was built a lot larger than it needed because they decided to house the division headquarters at this location at that time. >> watch the t. span cities tour saturday at noon east

erp's connection to san bernadino. >> the connection the earps have to san bernadino county dates back to about 1852 when the father of wyatt earp who is the most well known, named nicholas earp, he was, basically left his family temporarily. they were living in monmouth, illinois. he heard about the gold rush up in northern california. before he went back to the midwest, he ventured down to southern california. and he passed through the san bernadino valley. he vowed that one day he would come back to san bernadino. >> that's on american history tv. we'll visit the san bernadino history and railroad museum and talk about the importance of the railroad to san bernadino with ailt the san bernadino historical society vice president. located in the 1918 san bernadino depot the museum contains many objects related to the city's railroad history. >> construction was completed in 1918. it replace ad wooden structure that was approximately 100 yards east of here that burnt in 1960. why the depot was built a lot larger than needed is because they decided to house the division headquarters at this location at that time. >> watch the c-span cities tour saturday at noon eastern on