Eastbound Business California 20 (E Street) meets Business Loop I-5/Old U.S. 99W (7th Street) in downtown Williams. The Williams Arch is visible in the distance. Photo taken 03/31/05.
A second view of the business route shields along Business California 20 east compares the shield assemblies between 2005 and 1999. Photos taken 03/31/05 and 09/99.
The Williams Arch is prominently featured along eastbound Business California 20. Williams, a small farming community, is best known by Interstate 5 travelers for the typical fast food and gas franchises near the Interstate. Photos taken 03/31/05 and by Jerry Mullady (03/99).
Eastbound Business California 20 (E Street) next approaches Interstate 5. The first ramp connects to Interstate 5 south to Woodland and Sacramento; the second ramp connects to Interstate 5 north to Willows, Orland, Red Bluff, Redding, and Portland, Oregon. Photo taken 03/31/05.
A single Business California 20 east trailblazer advises of the continuation of the business route through the Interstate 5 interchange. Photo taken 03/31/05.
Business California 20 (Williams) west
After passing Interstate 5, westbound Business California 20 (E Street) prepares to cross the railroad and then pass under the Williams Arch. Photo taken 03/31/05.
The Williams Arch spans Business California 20, which follows the original California 20 alignment along E Street in Williams. Unfortunately, we don't have information on when the arch was installed or who created it. Photo taken 03/31/05.
Westbound Business California 20 approaches Business Loop I-5 and Old U.S. 99W. Turn left to follow the Interstate 5 business route south to Arbuckle, or turn right to follow Business Loop I-5 north to Maxwell. Photo taken 03/31/05.
