Spokane, Portland and Seattle Transportation Company stage Number 90 is winding up the grade on its way to Seaside, Oregon. This stage was built by the Fageol Motors Company. Photo by C.K. McGonagle.

Side view of Spokane, Portland and Seattle Transportation Company stage Number 90 on its way to Seaside, Oregon. This stage was built by the Fageol Motors Company. Photo by C.K. McGonagle.

Spokane, Portland and Seattle Transportation Company stage Number 9 on its way to Seaside, Oregon. This bus was built by the White Motor Company. Photo by Angelus Commercial Studio.

Spokane, Portland and Seattle Transportation Company stage Number 9 on its way to Seaside, Oregon. This bus was built by the White Motor Company. Photo by Arthur M. Prentiss.

Spokane, Portland and Seattle Transportation Company stage Number 9 on its way to Seaside, Oregon has stopped to allow some passengers to enjoy a view. This bus was built by the White Motor Company. Photo by Arthur M. Prentiss.

Spokane, Portland and Seattle Transportation Company stage Number 87 crossing the John Day River on Highway 30 on its way to Seaside, Oregon. This stage was built by the Fageol Motors Company. Photo by C.K. McGonagle.

On Broadway in Seaside, Oregon two buses of the Spokane, Portland and Seattle Transportation Company have stopped at the stage terminal. The first stage is Number 65 and was built by the White Motor Company and the second stage is Number 96 and was built by the Fageol Motors Company. Photo by Arthur M. Prentiss.

The driver of Spokane, Portland and Seattle Transportation Company stage Number 63 is holding the door for a passenger at Portland, Oregon in 1927. This bus was built by the White Motor Company. Photo by F. Eugene Davis.

Spokane, Portland and Seattle Transportation Company stage Number 152 near the Saint Johns Bridge on the Willamette River in 1940. This bus was built by the White Motor Company in July 1937. Photo by Photo-Art Commercial Studios.

Spokane, Portland and Seattle Transportation Company stage Number 152 crossing the South Fork of Quartz Creek on the Wolf creek Highway in 1940. This bus was built by the White Motor Company in July 1937. Photo by Photo-Art Commercial Studios.