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Northern Pacific steam locomotive number 1802, a Class W-3 Mikado-type, on turntable possibly at Seattle in 1934. Engine is gaily decorated for Kent Lettuce Festival, probably to head a special train from Seattle to Kent. J.M. Fredrickson Collection. Other Subject Classes: steam locomotive, turntable

Northern Pacific steam locomotive 2264 at the coal dock at Seattle, Washington, circa 1940. The Q-6 Pacific was photographed on a rare snowy day in Seattle. Photo by J.A. Turner. Other Subject Classes: steam locomotive, at the coal dock

Northern Pacific steam locomotive 246 leads a passenger train out of King Street Station in Seattle, Washington, circa 1925. The P-2 Ten-Wheeler was built by the American Locomotive Company in Schenectady, New York, in 1902, and scrapped in South Tacoma, Washington, in 1936. Photo by J.A. Turner. Other Subject Classes: steam locomotive, passenger train

Northern Pacific steam locomotive 2249 leads a passenger train at King Street Station in Seattle, Washington, circa 1940. The Q-6 Pacific was built by the American Locomotive Company in Schenectady, New York, in 1923, and scrapped in South Tacoma, Washington, in 1954. Photo by J.A. Turner. Other Subject Classes: steam locomotive, passenger train

Northern Pacific steam locomotive 2249 leads a passenger train at Seattle, Washington, circa 1940. The Q-6 Pacific pulls a string of express and passenger cars out of King Street Station. Photo by J.A. Turner. Other Subject Classes: steam locomotive, passenger train

Northern Pacific steam locomotive 2260 leads a freight train past a semaphore signal in South Seattle, Washington, circa 1941. The Q-6 Pacific was built by the American Locomotive Company in Schenectady, New York, in 1923, and scrapped in South Tacoma, Washington, in 1955. Photo by J.A. Turner. Other Subject Classes: steam locomotive , freight train

Northern Pacific steam locomotive 2247 produces a plume of smoke at the head of a passenger train out of Seattle, Washington, circa 1941. The Q-6 Pacific was built by the American Locomotive Company in Schenectady, New York, in 1923, and scrapped in South Tacoma, Washington, in 1953. Photo by J.A. Turner. Other Subject Classes: steam locomotive, passenger train

Northern Pacific steam locomotive 2264 leads a passenger train across Spokane Street in Seattle, Washington, circa 1940. The Q-6 Pacific was built by the American Locomotive Company in Schenectady, New York, in 1923, and scrapped in South Tacoma, Washington, in 1955. Photo by J.A. Turner. Other Subject Classes: steam locomotive, passenger train

Northern Pacific steam locomotive 2194 leads a passenger train past a semaphore signal in Seattle, Washington, circa 1940. The Q-4 Pacific was built by Baldwin in 1910, and scrapped in South Tacoma, Washington, in 1954. Photo by J.A. Turner. Other Subject Classes: steam locomotive, passenger train

Northern Pacific steam locomotive 2232 steams past a billboard for a local brew at the head of a passenger train in Seattle, Washington, circa 1940. The Q-5 Pacific was built by the American Locomotive Company at the Brooks Locomotive Works in Dunkirk, New York, in 1920, and scrapped in Brainerd, Minnesota, in 1956. Photo by J.A. Turner. Other Subject Classes: steam locomotive, passenger train