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.

SP&S 4-6-0 steam locomotive Number 150, Class D-2, with passenger train at Seaside, Oregon, 1947.

SP&S 4-6-0 steam locomotive Number 150, Class D-2, with passenger train at Seaside, Oregon, 1943. Note the wartime blackout hood over the headlight.

SP&S ALCO RS-3 diesel locomotives Number 97 and 94 at Seaside, Oregon. The 97 is wearing the test paint scheme of white, light blue and grey. Photo by F. Senfert.

SP&S EMD F3A diesel locomotive Number 800 with a passenger train at Seaside, Oregon on August 24, 1951. Photo by John Labbe

SP&S EMD F3A diesel locomotive Number 800 with a passenger train at Seaside, Oregon on August 24, 1951. Photo by John Labbe

Spokane, Portland and Seattle buffet-observation-parlor car number 556 at Seaside, Oregon in 1943. Photo by Harold Hill.

Passengers at the SP&S Seaside, Oregon depot with an observation car on passenger train, 1910. From the Oregon Historical Society Collection.

SP&S diesel locomotives Numbered 153 and 152, EMD GP9's, with an excursion passenger train for the Railroad Business Women Convention at the Seaside, Oregon depot, undated. Photo by Frank Seufert.

SP&S 4-6-0 steam locomotive Number 150, Class D-2, with passenger train at the Seaside, Oregon depot, 1945. Photo by Al Haij.