The Delbert Jacobson Collection holds primarily engineering drawings. Subjects include Seattle's King Street Station and other Pacific Northwest facilities of both the Northern Pacific Railroad Company and the Great Northern Railway Company (U.S.). Materials cover much of the twentieth century.
Jacobson, DelbertDelta Alaska Terminal Railroad diesel locomotive number 1 with a cut of cars at New Westminster, British Columbia on May 17, 1974. The locomotive was built by Baldwin. Photo by J.M. Fredrickson. Other Subject Classes: diesel locomotive
Delta Alaska Terminal Railroad diesel locomotive number 1 with a cut of cars at New Westminster, British Columbia on May 17, 1974. The locomotive was built by Baldwin. Photo by J.M. Fredrickson. Other Subject Classes: diesel locomotive
Builder photo of Construction Number 1345 showing right side of Delta City 22 Ton Two Truck Heisler Geared Steam Locomotive Number 1 at Erie, Pennsylvania, August 1916. This locomotive was used for logging at Delta City, Mississippi. Photograph by Schauble.
SchaubleBuilder photo of Construction Number 1294 showing right side of Delta Northern Railroad 32 Ton Two Truck Heisler Geared Steam Locomotive Number 5 at Erie, Pennsylvania, February 1914. This locomotive was used for logging near Lambert, Mississippi. Photograph by Schauble.
SchaubleDempsey Lumber Company 52 Ton Two Truck Heisler Geared Steam Locomotive Number 1 near Hamilton, Washington. This locomotive was used for logging at Hamilton, Washington.
Builder photo of Construction Number 1298 showing right side of Dempsey Lumber Company 62 Ton Two Truck Heisler Geared Steam Locomotive Number 2 at Erie, Pennsylvania, April 1914. This locomotive was used for logging near Hamilton, Washington. Photograph by Schauble.
SchaubleThe contents of the Dennis Gilberts Collection were unrecorded at the time of accession.
The Dennis H. Terry Collection is comprised of the booklet "Investigation of Alaska Transportation Opportunities".
The Dennis Henry Collection is comprised of Train Registers - 3 books from the Saint Paul, Minnesota depot.