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Your highway ABC book (K-N)
1. Your highway ABC book (K-N)
U.S. Army Transport DIX, probably in Seattle, ca. 1912
2. U.S. Army Transport DIX, probably in Seattle, ca. 1912
U.S. Army Transport cable ship BURNSIDE at dock in Seattle, ca. 1912
3. U.S. Army Transport cable ship BURNSIDE at dock in Seattle, ca. 1912
U.S. Army transport DIX at the Arlington Dock, Seattle, , ca. 1907
4. U.S. Army transport DIX at the Arlington Dock, Seattle, , ca. 1907
Summary of anticipated 21st century improvements in transportation and travel, Seattle World's Fair,
5. Summary of anticipated 21st century improvements in transportation and travel, Seattle World's Fair, 1962
Aerial tramway powerhouse of the Dyea-Klondike Transportation Company, Chilkoot Pass, Alaska, ca. 1898.
6. Aerial tramway powerhouse of the Dyea-Klondike Transportation Company, Chilkoot Pass, Alaska, ca. 1898.
Preparing a shipment of smallmouth bass. Tanks used for hardening the young fish prior to transportation.
7. Preparing a shipment of smallmouth bass. Tanks used for hardening the young fish prior to transportation. The fingerlings are held for 12 hours in cold spring water, then dipped into tubs, counted into pails, and transferred to the transportation cans. These are then placed under a 3/16-inch stream of spring water and held until train time. For an early morning shipment the fish and /docs/canneduot;&q the evening before (Mammoth Spring Station, Arkansas)
Preparing a shipment of smallmouth bass. Tanks used for hardening the young fish prior to transportation.
8. Preparing a shipment of smallmouth bass. Tanks used for hardening the young fish prior to transportation. The fingerlings are held for 12 hours in cold spring water, then dipped into tubs, counted into pails, and transferred to the transportation cans. Th
Katy McWilliams in a horse and buggy
9. Katy McWilliams in a horse and buggy
Rose Mary Smith, her horse and buggy
10. Rose Mary Smith, her horse and buggy
Front Street, toward the Seattle-Yukon Transportation Co. buildings, Nome, n.d.
11. Front Street, toward the Seattle-Yukon Transportation Co. buildings, Nome, n.d.
Men outside the Northern Navigation Company Transportation office, Tanana, n.d.
12. Men outside the Northern Navigation Company Transportation office, Tanana, n.d.
Men with automobile outside the Barrington Transportation Co. building, Wrangell, n.d.
13. Men with automobile outside the Barrington Transportation Co. building, Wrangell, n.d.
Tanker trucks loading gasoline and oil at the Standard Oil Terminal in Seward, ca. 1960
14. Tanker trucks loading gasoline and oil at the Standard Oil Terminal in Seward, ca. 1960
North American Transportation and Trading Company, Nome, n.d.
15. North American Transportation and Trading Company, Nome, n.d.
Two horse and wagon teams in front of the Seattle-Yukon Transportation Co. building, Dawson, ca. 1898
16. Two horse and wagon teams in front of the Seattle-Yukon Transportation Co. building, Dawson, ca. 1898
Hoist used for hauling gravel up slope next to the dam site, August 28, 1924
17. Hoist used for hauling gravel up slope next to the dam site, August 28, 1924
Electricab Taxi Service, Century 21 Exposition, 1962
18. Electricab Taxi Service, Century 21 Exposition, 1962
Express Tours train, Century 21 Exposition, 1962
19. Express Tours train, Century 21 Exposition, 1962
Express Train, Century 21 Exposition, 1962
20. Express Train, Century 21 Exposition, 1962
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