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Gregory Wills Collection
US WaBuPNRA D0315 · Collection

The Gregory Wills Collection comprises 2 Burlington Northern hard hats, 1 Great Northern belt buckle, 1 Great Northern battery lantern and a Great Northern necklace.

Wills, Gregory C.
Greg Overton Collection
US WaBuPNRA D0334 · Collection

The Greg Overton Collection holds Burlington Northern maps of the Missoula, Montana railroad yard.

Greg Kibler Collection
US WaBuPNRA D0161 · Collection · circa 1914-circa 1920

The Greg Kibler Collection cosists of photographs, a Nothern Pacific 1914 Yellowstone Tours and Fares book, a 1920 Agreement Book for Clerks, Freight Handlers and Station Employees and newspaper clippings compiled by John Francis Murray.

US WaBuPNRA D0024A · Collection · 1888-1974

The "Authorization for Expenditure" files saved from the Great Northern Railway's Seattle Engineering offices cover "West End" locations in Washington, Oregon, British Columbia, Idaho and western Montana. They are identified in several SERIES CODES as follows:
AB - 1896-1898 Advisory Board (often called Additions and Betterments in error)
BS – code not deciphered
CP - 1918-1920 Corporate (non-United States Railroad Administration items)
EM – Eastern Railway of Minnesota (or Eastern Minnesota Railroad)
FOS – code not deciphered
GM - 1905-1907 General Manager Great Northern Railway (Lines West)
GP - 1925-1954 Glacier Park Company
GX - 1890-1896 Great Northern Railway, General Manager
IE - 1907-1919 Inland Empire System (Interurban and short lines near Spokane, Washington)
'I' (Roman Numeral) - 1896-1915 Great Northern Railway, Old Series
'II' (Roman Numeral) - 1915-1960 Great Northern Railway, New Series
KV - 1901-1902 Kootenai Valley Railway
MB - prior to 1890 - Saint Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway
PC - 1952-1970 Pacific Coast Railroad
RR - Great Northern Railway Assistant Chief Engineer
SC - 1927-1928 Spokane, Coeur d’Alene & Palouse Railway
SF - 1900-1907 Spokane Falls & Northern Railway (SF&N)
SG - 1906-1907 SF&N, General Manager
SL - 1905-1940 Somers Lumber Company
SN – Seattle and Northern Railway
VW - 1906-1907 Vancouver, Westminster & Yukon Railway
WO – code not deciphered
WT - 1905-1935 Washington Townsite Company

Mattson, James C.
US WaBuPNRA D0127 · Collection · 1910-1989

The Great Northern Railway Historical Society Collection consists of 16mm films and documents: Pacific Coast Railroad annual reports for 1951-1969 and Oregon California and Eastern Railroad annual reports for 1948-1969, Pacific Coast Railroad Interstate Commerce Commission annual reports for 1945-1967, Great Northern Railway - British Columbia annual reports, Great Northern Railway ledgers of California Statistics circa 1966-1969, Great Northern Railway Canadian Activity reports for various years, binders of Great Northern Railway records between 1910 and 1989.

Great Northern Railway Historical Society
US WaBuPNRA D0237A · Collection · 1892-2015

Photographs, blueprints, trainsheets, timetables, telegrams and other items focused on the Great Northern's Cascade Division, selected from the collections of Dave Sprau, Bill Sornsin, Mike McLaughlin and others. Some materials were received from the Great Northern Railway Historical Society Archives at the Jackson Street Roundhouse, Saint Paul, Minnesota as noted in the item level records.

Great Northern Railway Historical Society
Gordy Bushaw Collection
US WaBuPNRA D0464 · Collection

The Gordy Bushaw Collection consists of a 1949 Northern Pacific Railroad time book out of Pasco, Washington.

Bushaw, Gordy
Gordon Jackins Collection
US WaBuPNRA D0168 · Collection

The Gordon Jackins Collection is comprised of railroad industry and railroad hobbyist magazines, and newspaper clippings and official documents relating to Sound Transit in the Seattle, Washington area, most between 1987 and 2006.

Jackins, Gordon K.
Glenn Staehli Collection
US WaBuPNRA D0032 · Collection

The Glenn Staehli Collection is is self-published book of railroad stories told to Alice Staehli by her husband Glenn Staehli, who was a locomotive engineer and Road Foreman of Engines of the Northern Pacific Railroad Company.

Staehli, Glenn