Along the new line, a new town was built called Saugus, the town was named after Saugus, Massachusetts, were Newhall was born. Southern Pacific built two train stations to service the valley: Newhall train station and the Saugus train Station. The Newhall train station is gone. The Saugus train station was in use till the last passenger railroad train service ended in April of 1971. Freight rail service stopped in 1979. The Saugus train station closed on Nov. 15, 1978. From public outcry, the Saugus Train Station was saved and moved to a new location on June 24, 1980. The Saugus train station is now next to the William S. Hart Ranch and Museum in Newhall's Heritage Junction. The right of way of the Southern Pacific rail line is still in use as the Metrolink Antelope Valley Line, with new Newhall station, Via Princessa station, Vincent Grade/Acton station and Santa Clarita station. Marker on the site, next to the rail line tracks, reads: