Still photographs of railroad locomotives powered by steam.
Turner, James A.Photographs of bridges or trestles constructed by a railroad company, typically for the passage of railroad equipment.
Turner, James A.Photographs of railroad track along main or branch lines.
Turner, James A.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.
Still photographs of people employed by the railroad, usually in performance of their duties. Also included are railroad passengers and other people working or living the vicinity of railroad facilities.
Turner, James A.Still photographs of buildings and structures created by the railroads.
Still photographs of railroad tracks and directly associated structures such as yard offices, switches, and grade crossings
Turner, James A.Still photographs of railway rolling stock that is designed to carry passengers. The term passenger car can is also applied to sleeping cars, baggage, dining, business cars and railway post office cars.
Turner, James A.Still photographs of railroad cars designed or converted to support maintenance of the railroad right of way.
Photographs of landscapes surrounding or visible from railroad facilities.
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