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A logging company at work on the Seattle & International Railway, circa 1900. In this post card photo the steam log donkey has its cable extended to the right of the picture. A loaded log car stands on tracks. J.M. Fredrickson collection. Other Subject Classes: logging company

A logging spur pole and steam donkey, circa 1900. A spar tree and rigging are the center point of this picture. A couple of steam donkies are located behind and to the right of the spar. A loaded log car is partially in the picture to the right. J.M. Fredrickson collection. Other Subject Classes: logging, steam donkey

A steam donkey being moved across a river in Lewis County, Washington, circa 1900. A large, wood-fired, steam donkey is being forded across the Chehalis River. Notice the outriggers are down and it rides on a railroad flat car. It appears to be under steam. Photo by George Pearce, J.M. Fredrickson collection. Other Subject Classes: steam donkey

Baldridge Logging Company steam locomotive number 3 at Maple Valley, Washington in July 1936. Looking up at engine cab, fireman in window. Other Subject Classes: steam locomotives, railroad employees.

Cowichan Valley number 1, a Shay class steam locomotive at the British Columbia Forest Discovery Centre in Duncan, British Columbia, in 1990. Photo by J.M. Fredrickson. Other Subject Classes: steam locomotive

May Creek Logging Company freight train near Renton, Washington, in 1912. Flat cars loaded with logs led by Climax-type steam locomotive number 2 passing beneath Pacific Coast Railroad trestle over May Creek en route to Lake Washington, locomotive and train crews. Other Subject Classes: freight cars, steam locomotives, railroad employees, railroad bridges.

Mayo Lumber number 3, a Shay class steam locomotive at British Columbia Forest Discovery Centre in Duncan, British Columbia, on July 12, 1990. Photo by J.M. Fredrickson. Other Subject Classes: steam locomotive

Mayo Lumber number 3, a Shay class steam locomotive at British Columbia Forest Discovery Centre in Duncan, British Columbia, on July 12, 1990. Photo by J.M. Fredrickson. Other Subject Classes: steam locomotive

Pacific States Lumber Company bridge at Selleck, Washington in 1927. Timber trestle over Cedar River, under construction, with pile driver. Other Subject Classes: railroad bridges, miscellanea.

Pacific States Lumber Company bridge at Selleck, Washington in 1927. Tall timber trestle over Cedar River, under construction, with pile driver. Other Subject Classes: railroad bridges, miscellanea.