The restored Issaquah depot was built by the Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern Railroad in the 1890s and has not been moved from the site.ÿ The Northern Pacific line at the depot itself is the only rail on the branch west of Redmond.ÿ Located at Milepost 18.8, photograph by Gary Tarbox.

The Northern Pacific Depot at Issaquah, Washington, circa 1965, from the Walter W. Ainsworth Collection.

The water tank at Issaquah, Washington as seen from the depot. It was down the track, railroad-west or compass-south, from the depot where the line courved sharply left and started up the grade to Preston.ÿ The tank foundations are still by the bike trail. Located at Milepost 18.8.

Jamestown, North Dakota Northern Pacific depot in 1968. Located at Milepost 97.2, from the Charles W Bohi Collection, photograph by Charles W. Bohi.

The Northern Pacific Depot at Jamestown, North Dakota, circa 1925, from the Walter W. Ainsworth Collection.

Johnstown, North Dakota Northern Pacific depot looking notheast in 1969. Located at Milepost 30.5, from the Charles W Bohi Collection, photograph by Charles W. Bohi.

The Northern Pacific Depot at Judson, North Dakota, undated. Located at Milepost 21.5.

The Northern Pacific Depot at Judson, North Dakota, undated. Located at Milepost 21.5.

The Northern Pacific Depot at Juliaetta, Idaho, circa 1965, from the Northern Pacific Railroad Historical Association Collection, photograph by Al Haij.

The Northern Pacific Depot at Kalama, Washington, 1929, from the Walter W. Ainsworth Collection, photograph by James Fischer.