Railroads--Equipment and supplies

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DXXXX-XXX-014-001

Scope note(s)

  • At Pacific Northwest Railroad Archive, a still photograph of railroad rolling stock, typically locomotives, cars or maintenance of way support cars, and including railroad-owned buses and trucks.

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    Equivalent terms

    Railroads--Equipment and supplies

    • UF Equipment

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    Railroads--Equipment and supplies

      58 Archival description results for Railroads--Equipment and supplies

      US WaBuPNRA D0011-004-014-001-001-JMF01-03643.0 · Item · April 27, 1950
      Part of James M. Fredrickson Collection

      Northern Pacific passenger train number 55, Duluth-Minneapolis, departs the station at Duluth, Minnesota, on April 27, 1950. Class Q-4 Pacific-type steam locomotive number 2255 leads a railway post office car and coach in the snow as a railroad worker watches. J.M. Fredrickson Collection. Other Subject Classes: passenger train, steam locomotive, passenger station, railroad crew

      Fredrickson, James M.
      US WaBuPNRA D0011-004-014-001-002-JMF03-02009.0 · Item · 26-May-54
      Part of James M. Fredrickson Collection

      Northern Pacific diesel locomotive number 852 at the roundhouse in Duluth, Minnesota, on May 26, 1954. NP 852 is a RS-3 built by American Locomotive Company in 1953, is being coupled to sister NP 855 at the Rices Point roundhouse in Duluth MN. Photo by J.M. Fredrickson. Other Subject Classes: diesel locomotive, road switcher

      Fredrickson, James M.
      US WaBuPNRA D0011-004-014-001-002-JMF03-02008.1 · Item · 26-May-54
      Part of James M. Fredrickson Collection

      Northern Pacific diesel locomotive number 802 in the engine facility at Duluth, Minnesota, on May 26, 1954. NP 802 is a RS-1 built by American Locomotive Company in 1945. This unit was originally numbered 157 and renumbered to 802 in 1950. Photo by J.M. Fredrickson. Other Subject Classes: diesel locomotive, road switcher

      Fredrickson, James M.