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Waterfront and Railroad Ave. (Alaskan Way) at the foot of Wall St. looking north, Seattle, 1916
1. Waterfront and Railroad Ave. (Alaskan Way) at the foot of Wall St. looking north, Seattle, 1916
Asahel Curtis letter to the Tacoma Eastern Railroad Company concerning ways to better promote tourism
2. Asahel Curtis letter to the Tacoma Eastern Railroad Company concerning ways to better promote tourism on Mount Rainier, September 16, 1909
Piles of railroad ties.
3. Piles of railroad ties.
Hewn timbers by the H. P. Lewis Co. on railroad flatcar.
4. Hewn timbers by the H. P. Lewis Co. on railroad flatcar.
Loading logs onto railroad cars with gin pole; donkey engine on skids.
5. Loading logs onto railroad cars with gin pole; donkey engine on skids.
The tall gin pole and the loading sling; loading logs onto railroad flatcars.
6. The tall gin pole and the loading sling; loading logs onto railroad flatcars.
Auto stages at Ashford, transfer point for Tacoma Eastern Railroad enroute to Mt. Rainier.
7. Auto stages at Ashford, transfer point for Tacoma Eastern Railroad enroute to Mt. Rainier.
Great Northern Railroad, Wellington disaster; Mrs. Rose Philipps.
8. Great Northern Railroad, Wellington disaster; Mrs. Rose Philipps.
Great Northern Railroad, Wellington disaster. Superintendent O'Neil.
9. Great Northern Railroad, Wellington disaster. Superintendent O'Neil.
Great Northern Railroad, Wellington disaster. Superintendent O'Neil with the body of porter Louis Walker.
10. Great Northern Railroad, Wellington disaster. Superintendent O'Neil with the body of porter Louis Walker.
Great Northern Railroad, Wellington disaster. Removing the first body, of Sol Cohen.
11. Great Northern Railroad, Wellington disaster. Removing the first body, of Sol Cohen.
Great Northern Railroad, Wellington disaster. The remains of the rotary snowplow.
12. Great Northern Railroad, Wellington disaster. The remains of the rotary snowplow.
Laurel St. from Railroad Ave., Port Angeles, 1914.
13. Laurel St. from Railroad Ave., Port Angeles, 1914.
Sitka spruce log along the line of the U. S. Army Signal Corps, Spruce Production Division Railroad,
14. Sitka spruce log along the line of the U. S. Army Signal Corps, Spruce Production Division Railroad, near Newport, Oregon, June 22, 1919.
Log railroad bridge under construction, U. S. Army Signal Corps Railroad, Spruce Production Division,
15. Log railroad bridge under construction, U. S. Army Signal Corps Railroad, Spruce Production Division, Lake Crescent area.
Waterfront and Railroad Ave. (Alaskan Way) at foot of Wall St., Seattle.
16. Waterfront and Railroad Ave. (Alaskan Way) at foot of Wall St., Seattle.
Union Station, Spokane, serving Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Co. (Union Pacific) and Chicago,
17. Union Station, Spokane, serving Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Co. (Union Pacific) and Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway, 1915.
Driving the first piling for the Seattle & Walla Walla Railroad, Seattle, May 4, 1874.
18. Driving the first piling for the Seattle & Walla Walla Railroad, Seattle, May 4, 1874.
Great Northern Railroad 2-6-6-2 Mallet locomotive #1917 at Tye (Wellington) in 1913.
19. Great Northern Railroad 2-6-6-2 Mallet locomotive #1917 at Tye (Wellington) in 1913.
Electric locomotives of the Great Northern Railroad exiting Cascade Tunnel, Stevens Pass, Cascade Mountains.
20. Electric locomotives of the Great Northern Railroad exiting Cascade Tunnel, Stevens Pass, Cascade Mountains.
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