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 railroad track at Hobart, Washington, circa 1903. Track with Charles Peacock in front of Maple Valley Lumber and Manufacturing Co. mill, looking west. Other Subject Classes: railroad mainline, miscellanea.

Hobart, Washington, circa 1910. Town scene, at right the store built by E.J.Goodwill in 1910, sold to Wood & Iverson for a company store in 1915, small building to left of store is Columbia and Puget Sound Railroad station, moved from Maplewood near Renton in 1909 at the cost of $66.33. The building on the left is George Sidebotham?s Saloon.. Other Subject Classes: miscellanea, railroad stations.

Pacific Coast Railroad freight train at Hobart, Washington in 1944. Train of boxcars and caboose eastbound en route to Taylor. Photo by Harold Hill. Other Subject Classes: freight cars, cabooses.

Pacific Coast Railroad freight train at Hobart, Washington in February 1941. Short eastbound train of box cars led by Consolidation-type steam locomotive number 14 passes Peacock house en route to Taylor. Photo by Harold Hill. Other Subject Classes: freight cars, steam locomotives, miscellanea.

Pacific Coast Railroad steam locomotive number 12 at Hobart, Washington in 1942. Right front of Consolidation-type steam locomotive leading box cars east, crossing street. Photo by Harold Hill. Other Subject Classes: steam locomotives, freight cars.

Wood and Iverson Logging Company steam locomotive number 3 at Hobart, Washington, in April 1912. Left side of Climax-type locomotive, built in April 1912. Class - 75 ton. Type - Class C. Cylinders ? 16x16. Wheel Dia. ? 36?. Owned by Wood and Iverson 1912 through 1934. Other Subject Classes: steam locomotives.