Photographs of urban rail public transportation that generally has a lower capacity and lower speed than heavy rail systems.
The Boylston, Washington Milwaukee Road depot in 1961. The depot as seen from the Olympian Hiawatha in May 1961.
The eastbound Olympian Hiawatha departs Cle Elum, Washington in 1961. The eastbound Olympian Hiawatha departs Cle Elum in May, 1961. Note on photographic slide mounting: "Train leaving Cle Elum May 1961 Kids Rode" Probably a Warren Wing photograph. Cascade Rail Foundation, Ainsworth Collection
The Milwaukee Road depot at Beverly, Washington in the 1970s.
Three Milwaukee Road diesel locomotives near Boylston, Washington, circa 1971. A MILW General Electric and two Electro Motive Division locomotives leading a westbound train out of the tunnel at Boylston, Washington. The photograph is undated, but was developed in June ,1971.
Documents setting out information on railroad service times. Typically, the timetable will list the times when a service is scheduled to arrive at and depart from specified locations.
An SP&S passenger train at Tongue Point, Oregon on its way to Astoria, 1914. Photo by Fred Kiser.
Kiser, F.Tourists on a rock outcrop, undated.
The Tractor Trailers portion of Northern Pacific Railroad photographs of the Walter W. Ainsworth Collection includes photographs of freight tractors and trailers owned by the Northern Pacific.
Photocopy of photograph of trestle work possibly in Washington state, undated. From the Pacific County Historical Society Collection.