Northern Pacific Engineering Drawing: Depot at Eagle Gorge, Washington, prepared in 1958. Burlington Northern File Number 5001, Reference Number 10105, Sheet 011.

Northern Pacific Engineering Drawing: Depot at Eagle Gorge, Washington, prepared in 1958. Burlington Northern File Number 5001, Reference Number 10105, Sheet 013.

Northern Pacific Engineering Drawing: Operator's Quarters at Eagle Gorge, Washington, prepared in 1958. Burlington Northern File Number 5001, Reference Number 10105, Sheet 014.

Northern Pacific Engineering Drawing: Operator's Quarters at Eagle Gorge, Washington, prepared in 1958. Burlington Northern File Number 5001, Reference Number 10105, Sheet 015.

Northern Pacific Engineering Drawing: Operator's Quarters at Eagle Gorge, Washington, prepared in 1958. Burlington Northern File Number 5001, Reference Number 10105, Sheet 016.

Northern Pacific Engineering Drawing: Pump House at Eagle Gorge, Washington, prepared in 1958. Burlington Northern File Number 5001, Reference Number 10105, Sheet 017.

Northern Pacific passenger trains at Kanaskat, Washington, circa 1959. Westbound Vista-Dome North Coast Limited, top, meeting Casey Jones Excursions special with attendees for opening of new Howard Hansen Dam. View looking down from mountain of meeting trains. Photo by J.M. Fredrickson collection.. Other Subject Classes: passenger train, diesel locomotive, dam

Northern Pacific Railroad - Eagle Gorge Logging Company junction at Eagle Gorge, Washington, in 1949, showing the switch off the Northern Pacific Stampede mainline. Photo by Vormsberg, J.M. Fredrickson Collection. Other Subject Classes: junction, truss bridge.

Northern Pacific rotary snow plow number 42 at Eagle Gorge, Washington, on January 19, 1972. Number 42 is assigned snow clearing duty between Eagle Gorge and Stampede with assistance from diesel locomotive 9758 (ex-Spokane, Portland, and Seattle F9), number 1921 and caboose number 10432. Photo by J.M. Fredrickson. Other Subject Classes: diesel locomotive, rotary snow plow, caboose.

Northern Pacific rotary snow plow number 42 at Eagle Gorge, Washington, on January 19, 1972. Number 42 is assigned snow clearing duty between Eagle Gorge and Stampede with assistance from diesel locomotive 9758 (ex-Spokane, Portland, and Seattle F9), number 1921 and caboose number 10432. Amtrak's Empire Builder is passing the plow train. Photo by J.M. Fredrickson. Other Subject Classes: diesel locomotive, rotary snow plow, caboose.