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Northern Pacific Class Q-4 Pacific-type steam locomotive number 2170 leads a passenger train near Upham, Washington, circa 1914. The fireman looks out from the engine cab, heading a wooden combination baggage-coach, followed by a wooden coach. J.M. Fredrickson Collection. Other Subject Classes: steam locomotive, railroad crew, passenger car

Northern Pacific railroad crew stands on flatcar in front of Class W Mikado-type steam locomotive number 1621 at Lester, Washington, circa 1925. Conductor Ralph Parsons, Heinie Goldman, Art Westborg, and others gather around a camera used for a movie shoot. J.M. Fredrickson Collection. Other Subject Classes: railroad crew, steam locomotive

Northern Pacific railroad crew stands on flatcar in front of Class W Mikado-type steam locomotive number 1621 at Lester, Washington, circa 1925. Conductor Ralph Parsons, Heinie Goldman, Art Westborg, and others gather around a camera used for a movie shoot.

Film crew and camera stand on flatcar in front of Northern Pacific Class W Mikado-type steam locomotive number 1621 at Lester, Washington, circa 1925. J.M. Fredrickson Collection. Other Subject Classes: people, steam locomotive

Northern Pacific steam locomotive number 1802, a Class W-3 Mikado-type, on turntable possibly at Seattle in 1934. Engine is gaily decorated for Kent Lettuce Festival, probably to head a special train from Seattle to Kent. J.M. Fredrickson Collection. Other Subject Classes: steam locomotive, turntable

Northern Pacific passenger train number 5, the Spokane-Seattle local, passes through Wymer, Washington, in June 1944. Class Q-6 Pacific- type steam locomotive number 2258 leads a railway post office car, baggage car, cafe car, and three coaches. Photo by J.M. Fredrickson. Other Subject Classes: passenger train, steam locomotive, passenger car

Northern Pacific troop train, Passenger Extra 1706 East, at Tacoma, Washington, in 1953. Class W-3 Mikado-type steam locomotive number 1706 leads Pullman sleeping cars and army kitchen cars across Pacific Avenue en route to Fort Lewis. Photo by J.M. Fredrickson. Other Subject Classes: troop train, steam locomotive, passenger car

Northern Pacific passenger train number 2, the North Coast Limited, led by Ten-wheeler-type steam locomotive mis-numbered 300 by touch-up artist (no such number on roster at the time), along the Columbia River at Goble, Oregon, on April 29, 1900. Purportedly the inaugural eastbound run of the train that will be NP's flagship for nearly 70 years, eight-car all-first-class train consists of baggage car, railway post office car, four Pullman sleeping cars, dining car, library-observation car. J.M. Fredrickson Collection. Other Subject Classes: passenger train, steam locomotive, passenger car

Northern Pacific passenger train, the North Coast Limited, led by Class P-1 Ten-wheeler-type steam locomotive number 231, built by American Locomotive Company in 1899, posing for company photo at Como Shops, Minnesota, on its inaugural run, April 29, 1900. Colorized postcard photo of seven-car all-first-class train of two mail-baggage cars, three Pullman sleeping cars, dining car, library-observation car. Card is incorrectly colored red, green was NP's primary passenger car color. J.M. Fredrickson Collection. Other Subject Classes: passenger train, steam locomotive, passenger car

Northern Pacific passenger train, the North Coast Limited, led by Class Q-3 Pacific-type steam locomotive number 2162, at an unknown location circa 1910. Seven-car all-first-class train consists of railway post office, baggage car, three Pullman sleeping cars, dining car, library-observation car. Hand-colored postcard titled "The Crack Train of the Northwest," cars incorrectly colored red when green was NP's primary passenger car color. J.M. Fredrickson collection. Other Subject Classes: passenger train, steam locomotive