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The Russ Segner Collection is comprised of photographs, maps and documents relating to Pacific Northwest railroading and model railroading.

The Robert L. Shanklin Collection assembles various Milwaukee Road materials.

The Robert Freeman Collection includes employee timetables, photographs and various other Milwaukee Road items.

The Richard Wilkens Collection includes a copy of the 1941 Locomotive Cyclopedia, copies of the Narrow Gauge Gazette model railroading magazine, issues of The Western Railroader, Field Engineer books, a box of Burlington Northern paperwok and three boxes of Milwaukee Road/Union Pacific train orders from the Black River Tower (Tukwila, Washington).

The Randal Felton Collection includes a coal bucket from the Malden, Washington roundhouse, time slips, pay stubs, brochures, and switch keys.

The Paul Williams Collections includes 23 books on railroad subjects, including the Great Northern Railway (U.S.), Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul, and Pacific Railroad Company and Canadian Pacific Railway Company.

The Paul C. Newell Collection encompases published books on railroad topics, including the Great Northern, Southern Pacific, Burlington Northern, Union Pacific, Northern Pacific, Milwaukee Road, and other railroads.

The Patty Groesbeck Collecton consists primarily of documents pertaining to locomotive engineers' employment and job duties for railroads including the Northern Pacific, Southern Pacific, Milwaukee Road, Great Northern, Burlington Northern and other railroads between 1905 and 1996. It also includes some fifty photographs of railroad locomotives and cars in various locations throughout the western United States.

The Michael Denuty Collection consists of commercially published books relating to railroad history, including material on the Great Northern Railway,Northern Pacific, Milwaukee Road, and Spokane, Portland and Seattle Railway.

The Marysville Historical Society Deposit consists of 4 books Milwaukee Road photographs taken in the area west of Mobridge, South Dakota.