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Title
Pacific Coast Railroad freight train near Allentown, Washington in 1934.
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1 photograph
Name of creator
Biographical history
James A. Turner was a streetcar conductor in the Ballard and Fremont neighborhoods of Seattle, Washington and often photographed people and sites along his routes and railroad subjects in the Seattle area. James Turner married Kathryn Raymond on September 3, 1927.
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Scope and content
Pacific Coast Railroad freight train near Allentown, Washington in 1934. Eastbound train of freight cars led by Consolidation-type steam locomotive number 14 on joint double track Pacific Coast/Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul and Pacific Railroad mainline, Milwaukee trolley wire overhead. Photo by James Turner. Other Subject Classes: freight cars, steam locomotives, railroad mainline, railroad electrification. BACKWARD
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- English
Scripts of the material
- Latin
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Custodial history
Ownership of Pacific Coast Railroad Company subjects resides in the the Pacific Northwest Railroad Archive unless otherwise noted.
Immediate source of acquisition
Donated by Walter W. Ainsworth. Accrual W2013-44 received October 15, 2013.
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W2013-44
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Describing Archives - A Content Standard (DACS) 2nd Edition 2013
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- Pacific Coast Railroad Company (Subject)