Builder photo of Construction Number 1175 showing right side of Quinault Lumber Company 60 Ton Two Truck Heisler Geared Steam Locomotive Number 2 "Chief" at Erie, Pennsylvania, November 1909. This locomotive was used in logging near Raymond, Washington. Photograph by Schauble.

Builder photo of Construction Number 1442 showing right side of 36 inch gauge Queens Run Refractories Company 40 Ton, Two Truck Heisler Geared Steam Locomotive Number 5 at Erie, Pennsylvania, January 1921. This locomotive was used for mining clay for fire bricks near Queens Run, Pennsylvania. Photograph by Schauble. Photograph by Schauble.

Builder photo of Construction Number 1164 showing right side of P.V. Railroad 32 Ton Two Truck Heisler Geared Steam Locomotive Number 3 "Susie" at Erie, Pennsylvania in June 1909. It is not known what P.V. Railroad stands for but this locomotive was controlled by the Hamilton Pitcher Company, notice the logo on the tender of an "H" over a water pitcher. This locomotive was used in logging near Napavine, Washington. Photograph by Schauble.

Puyallup Valley Lumber Company Climax class A-20 steam locomotive (construction number 736, built in 1906) circa 1910. Photo from J.M. Fredrickson Collection. Other Subject Classes: steam locomotive, logging locomotive.

Pullman Company sleeping car, Wachusett at Tacoma, Washington, circa 1935. Wachusett is a 73-foot, 6-inch heavyweight sleeper, built by Pullman. Photo by Herman Hunt, J.M. Fredrickson Collection. Other Subject Classes: passenger car, sleeping car, heavyweight.

Pullman Company sleeping car, Voorhees in the coach yard at Tacoma, Washington, circa 1935. Voorhees is a 73-foot, 6-inch heavyweight sleeper, built by Pullman. Photo by Herman Hunt, J.M. Fredrickson Collection. Other Subject Classes: passenger car, sleeping car, heavyweight.

Pullman Company sleeping car, Tomah in the coach yard at Tacoma, Washington, circa 1935. Tomah is a 73-foot, 6-inch heavyweight sleeper, built by Pullman. Photo by Herman Hunt, J.M. Fredrickson Collection. Other Subject Classes: passenger car, sleeping car, heavyweight.

Pullman Company sleeping car, Tavares in the coach yard at Tacoma, Washington, circa 1935. Tavares is a 73-foot, 6-inch heavyweight sleeper, built by Pullman. Photo by Herman Hunt, J.M. Fredrickson Collection. Other Subject Classes: passenger car, sleeping car, heavyweight.

Pullman Company sleeping car, Oconomowoc in the coach yard at Tacoma, Washington, circa 1935. Oconomowoc is a 73-foot, 6-inch heavyweight sleeper, built by Pullman. Photo by Herman Hunt, J.M. Fredrickson Collection. Other Subject Classes: passenger car, sleeping car, heavyweight.

Pullman Company sleeping car, Larwill in the coach yard at Tacoma, Washington, circa 1935. Larwill is a 73-foot, 6-inch heavyweight sleeper, built by Pullman. Photo by Herman Hunt, J.M. Fredrickson Collection. Other Subject Classes: passenger car, sleeping car, heavyweight.

Pullman Company sleeping car, Hanmer in the coach yard at Tacoma, Washington, circa 1935. Hanmer is a 73-foot, 6-inch heavyweight sleeper, built by Pullman. Photo by Herman Hunt, J.M. Fredrickson Collection. Other Subject Classes: passenger car, sleeping car, heavyweight.

Pullman Company sleeping car, Guaymas in the coach yard at Tacoma, Washington, circa 1935. Guaymas is a 73-foot, 6-inch heavyweight sleeper, built by Pullman. Photo by Herman Hunt, J.M. Fredrickson Collection. Other Subject Classes: passenger car, sleeping car, heavyweight.

Pullman Company sleeping car, General Leavenworth in the coach yard at Tacoma, Washington, circa 1935. General Leavenworth is a 73-foot, 6-inch heavyweight sleeper, built by Pullman. Photo by Herman Hunt, J.M. Fredrickson Collection. Other Subject Classes: passenger car, sleeping car, heavyweight.

Pullman Company sleeping car, Frontenac in the consist of a train stopped at Tacoma, Washington, circa 1935. Frontenac is a 73-foot, 6-inch heavyweight sleeper, built by Pullman. Photo by Herman Hunt, J.M. Fredrickson Collection. Other Subject Classes: passenger car, sleeping car, heavyweight.

Pullman Company sleeping car, East Ascot being switched by Northern Pacific 1054 in the coach yard at Tacoma, Washington, circa 1935. East Ascot is a 73-foot, 6-inch heavyweight sleeper, built by Pullman. Photo by Herman Hunt, J.M. Fredrickson Collection. Other Subject Classes: passenger car, sleeping car, heavyweight.

Pullman Company sleeping car, Diversey in the coach yard at Tacoma, Washington, circa 1935. Diversey is a 73-foot, 6-inch heavyweight sleeper, built by Pullman. Photo by Herman Hunt, J.M. Fredrickson Collection. Other Subject Classes: passenger car, sleeping car, heavyweight.

Pullman Company sleeping car, Compeer in the coach yard at Tacoma, Washington, circa 1935. Compeer is a 73-foot, 6-inch heavyweight sleeper, built by Pullman. Photo by Herman Hunt, J.M. Fredrickson Collection. Other Subject Classes: passenger car, sleeping car, heavyweight.

Pullman Company sleeping car, Chief Red Thunder in the coach yard at Tacoma, Washington, in April 1935. Chief Red Thunder is a 73-foot, 6-inch heavyweight sleeper, built by Pullman. Photo by Herman Hunt, J.M. Fredrickson Collection. Other Subject Classes: passenger car, sleeping car, heavyweight.

Pullman Company sleeping car, Chief Red Leaf being switched by Northern Pacific 1054 in the coach yard at Tacoma, Washington, circa 1935. Chief Red Leaf is a 73-foot, 6-inch heavyweight sleeper, built by Pullman. Photo by Herman Hunt, J.M. Fredrickson Collection. Other Subject Classes: passenger car, sleeping car, heavyweight.

Pullman Company sleeping car, Chief Good Lance in the coach yard at Tacoma, Washington, on January 25, 1936. Chief Good Lance is a 73-foot, 6-inch heavyweight sleeper, built by Pullman. Photo by Herman Hunt, J.M. Fredrickson Collection. Other Subject Classes: passenger car, sleeping car, heavyweight.

Pullman Company sleeping car, Chief Goliah in the coach yard at Tacoma, Washington, circa 1935. Chief Goliah is a 73-foot, 6-inch heavyweight sleeper, built by Pullman. Photo by Herman Hunt, J.M. Fredrickson Collection. Other Subject Classes: passenger car, sleeping car, heavyweight.

Pullman Company sleeping car, Chief Baptista in the coach yard at Tacoma, Washington, circa 1935. Chief Baptista is a 73-foot, 6-inch heavyweight sleeper, built by Pullman. Photo by Herman Hunt, J.M. Fredrickson Collection. Other Subject Classes: passenger car, sleeping car, heavyweight.

Pullman Company sleeping car, Black Rock in the coach yard at Tacoma, Washington, circa 1935. Car is a 73-foot, 6-inch heavyweight sleeper, built by Pullman. Photo by Herman Hunt, J.M. Fredrickson Collection. Other Subject Classes: passenger car, sleeping car, heavyweight.

Pullman Company sleeping car, Athrin in the coach yard at Tacoma, Washington, circa 1935. Athrin is a 73-foot, 6-inch heavyweight sleeper, built by Pullman. Photo by Herman Hunt, J.M. Fredrickson Collection. Other Subject Classes: passenger car, sleeping car, heavyweight.

Pullman Company named sleeping car in the coach yard at Tacoma, Washington, circa 1935. Car is a 73-foot, 6-inch heavyweight sleeper, built by Pullman. Photo by Herman Hunt, J.M. Fredrickson Collection. Other Subject Classes: passenger car, sleeping car, heavyweight.

Pullman Company named sleeping car in the coach yard at Tacoma, Washington, circa 1935. Car is a 73-foot, 6-inch heavyweight sleeper, built by Pullman. Photo by Herman Hunt, J.M. Fredrickson Collection. Other Subject Classes: passenger car, sleeping car, heavyweight.

Pullman Company named sleeping car in the coach yard at Tacoma, Washington, circa 1935. Car is a 73-foot, 6-inch heavyweight sleeper, built by Pullman. Photo by Herman Hunt, J.M. Fredrickson Collection. Other Subject Classes: passenger car, sleeping car, heavyweight.

Pullman Company named sleeping car being switched by Northern Pacific 1091 in the coach yard at Tacoma, Washington, circa 1935. Car is a 73-foot, 6-inch heavyweight sleeper built by Pullman. Photo by Herman Hunt, J.M. Fredrickson Collection. Other Subject Classes: passenger car, sleeping car, heavyweight.

Pullman Company sleeping car at Tacoma, Washington, circa 1935. Car is a 73-foot, 6-inch heavyweight tourist sleeper, built by Pullman. Photo by Herman Hunt, J.M. Fredrickson Collection. Other Subject Classes: passenger car, sleeping car, heavyweight.

Pullman Company named sleeping car in the coach yard at Tacoma, Washington, circa 1935. Car is a 73-foot, 6-inch heavyweight sleeper, built by Pullman. Photo by Herman Hunt, J.M. Fredrickson Collection. Other Subject Classes: passenger car, sleeping car, heavyweight.