Columbia and Puget Sound Railroad accident at Hobart, Washington, on February 6, 1894. Front of Mogul-type steam locomotive number 4 overturned in ditch, crew, onlookers. Number 4 built by Brooks in 1881, sold to Alaska White Pass & Yukon 1898, on display Skagway, Yukon Territory. Other Subject Classes: railroad accidents, steam locomotives.

Columbia and Puget Sound Railroad accident at Maple Valley, Washington, circa 1910. Steam locomotive number 11 on side after derailment. Other Subject Classes: railroad accidents, steam locomotives.

Columbia and Puget Sound Railroad accident at Newcastle, Washington, circa 1910. Consolidation-type steam locomotive number 12 and freight cars derailed, workers. Photo by J. Smith. Other Subject Classes: railroad accidents, steam locomotives, freight cars, railroad employees.

Columbia and Puget Sound Railroad steam locomotive wreckage after accident at unknown location in Washington state, circa 1910. Cab side and other wreckage. Other Subject Classes: railroad accidents, steam locomotives.

Columbia and Puget Sound Railroad bridge near Taylor, Washington, circa 1915. Second trestle between Walsh Lake and Sherwood on the way to Taylor, remnants of accident strewn over ground. Other Subject Classes: railroad bridges, railroad accidents.

Columbia and Puget Sound Railroad wood caboose number 817 at Taylor, Washington, in 1912. Wood caboose, agent Charles E. Perry, conductor John Griffith. Other Subject Classes: cabooses, railroad employees.

Columbia and Puget Sound Railroad freight cars at Taylor, Washington, on September 23, 1914. Wood box cars number 124 and 129 standing in Denny-Renton Clay and Coal Company yard on September 23, 1914. Other Subject Classes: freight cars, miscellanea.

Columbia and Puget Sound Railroad passenger car number 9 at Seattle, Washington, circa 1930. Wood combination baggage-coach standing in yard. Other Subject Classes: passenger cars, railroad yards.

Columbia and Puget Sound Railroad passenger train at Franklin, Washington, circa 1910. Passenger train led by Consolidation-type steam locomotive number 8 prepares for departure for Seattle at station/general store, miners' houses on hill, observers. Other Subject Classes: passenger cars, steam locomotives, railroad stations, miscellanea.

Columbia and Puget Sound Railroad passenger train at Franklin, Washington, circa 1914. Westbound train of wooden baggage car and coach led by American Standard-type steam locomotive number 18 awaiting departure, kids in cab, train crew standing in background new depot/store built after 1913 fire. Other Subject Classes: passenger cars, steam locomotives, railroad employees, railroad stations, miscellanea.