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The John Walker Collection is comprised of digital PDF scans of "Railfan" Magazines.

The John Taubeneck Collection includes documents and engineering drawings of Railroad Cars--Maintenance and repair, particularly wreckers and cranes.

The John Nemnich Collection includes 5 trip passes for the Spokane, Portland and Seattle Railway, a car assignment list dated 1/22/1949, blueprints for the Portland Terminal Railroad turntable. Roundhouse; and prints from Portland Transfer Railroad, 1912 (might be the Portland roundhouse).

The John Mess Collection includes 9 circulars from the Pullman Company and additional correspondence concerning passenger cars for the Great Northern Empire Builder between 1950 and 1961.

The John Menke Collection consists of magazines ("Mainstreeter", "Scientific American", "Trains"), Northern Pacific Railroad silverware and flatware, and prints.

The John McNutt Collection includes Milwaukee Road Rules and Instructions, 1974, Safety Instructions, 1970, and a public timetable from May, 1939. Also included are a Railroad Commisssioners' report from 1907, a Consolidated Code from 1967, an Electro-Motive Division Operator's Manual for their SD-7 from 1954, a United Transportation Union Schedule for Trainmen and Yardmen from 1969, a Chicago and Northwestern Railroad notebook, "The Railroad Spiral" by William Searles, 1906, and a Southern Pacific "Shasta Route" timetable from 1956.

The John Magnuson Collection is comprised of 5 Northern Pacific station plats: Woodinville, Washington, 1980, Kirkland, Washington #2, circa 1965, Titlow, Washiginton, 1974, Steilacoom, Washington, 1976, and Quendall, Washington, 1975.

The John M. Fluke Collection is comprised of Milwaukee Road related materials.

The John Ludwig Collection is 9 scans of engineering drawings of the King Street Station, Seattle (Wash.). Originals were scanned at the Pacific Northwest Railroad Archive and the scans retained. The originals were returned to Mr. Ludwig.

The John Lubetkin Collection is comprised of published books on railroad subjects, railroad stock and bond certificates from the 19th and 20th centuries, and research materials gathered by Mr. Lubetkin for his non-fiction and historical fiction works, including "Jay Cooke's Gamble: The Northern Pacific Railroad, The Sioux and The Panic of 1873".