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

The Matthew McCauley Collection is comprised of a Seattle, Lake Shore and Eastern Railroad Pocket time card #18 effective Sept. 1 1890.

The Maxine Houlbjerg Collection is comprised of 20 "display boards" of photographs by Harold Hill, a noted railroad photographer.

The Melvin Iszley Collection consists of documents from several Northwest railroads, including maps, plats, engineering drawings, and timetables from the Northern Pacific, the Great Northern, the Spokane, Portland and Seattle, the Burlington Northern, and several other railroads, and operating manuals for a variety of diesel locomotives.

The Michael A. Rubin Collection assembles automatic signaling diagrams, several samples of United States Railroad Administration correspondence, a copy of Operator's Telephone Instructions, a ledger book with pasted telegrams, a Schedule for Telegraphers, and Form 19s.

The Michael Bergman Collection consists of 4 photographs of the railroad incline at Seattle City Light's Diablo Dam taken between 1928 and 1931.

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 Michael Lombardi Collection consists of 2 35mm film canisters with Railway Express Agency stickers for shipping 35mm film between movie theaters.

The Michael Neale Collection includes Burlington Northern Railroad documents, Milwaukee Road documents, AMTRAK posters and calendars, glass bricks salvaged from the Auburn, Washington (Northern Pacific Railroad) diesel shops, a lock from the Union Pacific Railroad, a Tacoma belt buckle and copies of "Northwest Railfan" magazine.

The Michael Scuderi Collection takes in 2 US Army Corps of Engineers documents in printed and digital formats: "Relocation of NP Railway Facilities MP70.60 to 84.24 at Eagle Gorge (Washington)" and "Overview of Historic Railroad Bridges in King County, Washington".