Pacific Coast Railroad freight train at Renton, Washington in 1944. Eastbound train of gondolas, steam locomotive backing into town from Black River Junction. Other Subject Classes: freight cars, steam locomotives.

Pacific Coast Railroad freight train at Renton, Washington in May 1944. Westbound train of box cars and caboose led by Consolidation-type steam locomotive number 16 crossing Cedar River bridge after switching Renton industries. Photo by Harold Hill. Other Subject Classes: freight cars, steam locomotives, railroad bridges.

Pacific Coast Railroad freight train at Renton, Washington in 1946. Eastbound train of gondolas led by Consolidation-type steam locomotive number 16 leaving yard on shared Pacific Coast/Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul and Pacific mainline, Milwaukee trolley wire overhead, engineer in cab window, brakeman on ground. Other Subject Classes: freight cars, steam locomotives, railroad mainline, railroad electrification, railroad employees.

Pacific Coast Railroad freight train at Renton, Washington, on September 14, 1951. Eastbound train of empty gondolas led by Consolidation-type steam locomotive number 15 on joint Pacific Coast/Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul and Pacific Railroad mainline down Houser Way en route to Black Diamond, brakemen on freight cars ready to make switching moves, Milwaukee trolley wire overhead. Photo by Albert Farrow. Other Subject Classes: freight cars, steam locomotives, railroad employees, railroad electrification.

Pacific Coast Railroad freight train at Renton, Washington, on April 11, 1951. Southbound train of box cars led by Consolidation-type steam locomotive number 16 at north Renton, brakeman on pilot, crossing Northern Pacific Lake Washington mainline. Photo by Albert Farrow. Other Subject Classes: freight cars, steam locomotives, railroad employees, railroad mainline.

Pacific Coast Railroad freight train at Renton, Washington, on March 31, 1951. Eastbound freight train led by Consolidation-type steam locomotive meeting westbound Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul and Pacific Railroad passenger train number 15, Olympian Hiawatha, with electric locomotive number E5, dwarf signal at east end of yard. Photo by Tom Kroutz. Other Subject Classes: freight cars, steam locomotives, railroad yards, electric locomotives, passenger cars, railroad signaling.

Pacific Coast Railroad freight train at Renton, Washington, on September 14, 1951. Eastbound train of empty gondolas led by Consolidation-type steam locomotive number 15 on joint Pacific Coast/Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul and Pacific Railroad mainline down Houser Way en route to Black Diamond, Milwaukee trolley wire overhead. Photo by Albert Farrow. Other Subject Classes: freight cars, steam locomotives.

Pacific Coast Railroad freight train at Renton, Washington, on September 14, 1951. Eastbound train of gondolas led by Consolidation-type steam locomotive number 15 approaching station, train order signal, brakemen on pilot, beneath trolley wire of tenant Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul and Pacific Railroad. Photo by Albert Farrow. Other Subject Classes: freight cars, railroad stations, steam locomotives, railroad employees, railroad electrification.

Pacific Coast Railroad freight train at Renton, Washington, on April 11, 1951. Northbound train of box cars led by Consolidation-type steam locomotive number 15 at north Renton, brakeman on pilot, crossing Northern Pacific Lake Washington mainline. Photo by Albert Farrow. Other Subject Classes: freight cars, steam locomotives, railroad employees, railroad mainline.

Pacific Coast Railroad freight train at Renton, Washington in April 1965. Eastbound train of gondolas, caboose, led by Great Northern Railway diesel locomotive number 230 running in Pacific Coast Railroad service on joint Pacific Coast/Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul and Pacific Railroad mainline on Houser Way, en route to Black Diamond, brakeman Peter Lopez riding step, Milwaukee trolley wire overhead. Photo by Donald Dietrich. Other Subject Classes: freight cars, diesel locomotives, railroad employees, railroad mainline, railroad electrification.