Photographs of bridges or trestles constructed by a railroad company, typically for the passage of railroad equipment.
Photographs of bridges or trestles constructed by a railroad company, typically for the passage of railroad equipment.
Burlington Northern Railroad bridge at Maple Valley, Washington, circa 1971. Former Pacific Coast Railroad timber trestle over Cedar River, looking north, old section house in distance. Other Subject Classes: railroad bridges, railroad mainline, railroad maintenance and repair.
Burlington Northern Railroad bridge at Maple Valley, Washington, circa 1971. Former Pacific Coast Railroad timber trestle over Cedar River, looking north, old section house in distance. Other Subject Classes: railroad bridges, railroad mainline, railroad maintenance and repair.
Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad track at Seattle, Washington, circa 2005. Looking northeast along track of former Northern Pacific "shore line" near former Rainier brewery, originally Seattle & Walla Walla/Columbia & Puget Sound/Pacific Coast right of way. Other Subject Classes: railroad mainline.
Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad track at Seattle, Washington, circa 2005. Looking north toward Spokane Street overpass along former Northern Pacific "shore line," originally Seattle & Walla Walla/Columbia & Puget Sound/Pacific Coast right of way. Other Subject Classes: railroad mainline.
Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad track at Seattle, Washington, circa 2005. Track embedded in street, former Northern Pacific "shore line," originally Seattle and Walla Walla/Columbia and Puget Sound/Pacific Coast Railroad right of way. Other Subject Classes: railroad mainline.
Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway track at Seattle, Washington, in 1998. Looking north toward Spokane Street along branch line on right of way established in 1874 by Seattle and Walla Walla Railroad. Photo by Kurt E. Armbruster. Other Subject Classes: railroad mainline.
Still photographs of railroad cabooses, manned North American railroad cars coupled at the end of a freight train.
Still photographs of structures constructed by a railroad company for the accommodation of passengers and/or freight. This term also includes structures for the exclusive use of freight, sometimes known as freighthouses.