Erba
The town of Erba is located at the foot of the Lombard Prealps, in the region of Brianza, on the Erba Plain. The Bova and Lambro rivers run through it. The municipality as it is today is the result of a series of mergers, the most important in railway terms being the merger in 1906 with Incino, taking the name of Erba Incino for twenty years.
The local area is served by the station at Erba, in the Incino district. In 1912, the city also became the end of the Como-Erba tramway, whose terminus stood adjacent to the railway station, named Erba-Incino, which was abolished with the construction of the Erba-Asso line. In 1928, the tramway was extended as far as Lecco, and remained in operation until 1955.
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Erba-Incino station not long after its opening in 1922, following the construction of the section to Asso; in 1928 the Incino part of the name was dropped and it became known simply as “Erba”. 
The ticket office at Erba station in a photo from 1946 
Crowd of passengers at Erba station, 1950 
Villincino castle and district (900 m from the station): this fortified hamlet, surrounded by stone walls and featuring two tower gates at each end, is a step back into medieval times in the centre of the city. It was built close to the old castle of the Carpani family between the 10th and 11th centuries.