Railroad stations

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Code

DXXXX-XXX-014-003-002

Scope note(s)

  • At Pacific Northwest Railroad Archive (PNRA), a still photograph of a structure constructed by a railroad company for the accommodation of passengers and/or freight. At PNRA this term also includes structures for the exclusive use of freight, sometimes known as freighthouses.

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    Hierarchical terms

    Railroad stations

      Equivalent terms

      Railroad stations

      • UF Depots, Railroad

      • UF Rail stations

      • UF Railway stations

      • UF Stations, Railroad

      • UF Train stations

      • UF Railroad depots

      • UF Freighthouses

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      Railroad stations

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        US WaBuPNRA D0036-004-014-003-002-Werkema474 · Item · 7 April 1988
        Part of George Werkema Collection

        Northern Pacific depot at Kelso, Washington, from the track-side on April 7, 1988. The Station is shown used by Amtrak on the 3rd subdivision of the Tacoma division. Photo by GJ Werkema. Other Other subject classes: Structure, Depot

        Werkema, George
        US WaBuPNRA D0036-004-014-003-002-Werkema476 · Item · 7 April 1988
        Part of George Werkema Collection

        Northern Pacific depot at Kelso, Washington, from the track-side on April 7, 1988. The Station is shown used by Amtrak on the 3rd subdivision of the Tacoma division. Photo by GJ Werkema. Other Other subject classes: Structure, Depot

        Werkema, George
        US WaBuPNRA D0036-004-014-003-002-Werkema477 · Item · 7 April 1988
        Part of George Werkema Collection

        Northern Pacific depot at Kelso, Washington, from the street-side on April 7, 1988. The Station is shown used by Amtrak on the 3rd subdivision of the Tacoma division. Photo by GJ Werkema. Other Other subject classes: Structure, Depot

        Werkema, George
        US WaBuPNRA D0335.2-004-014-003-002-NPDepot0275 · Item · undated
        Part of Northern Pacific Railway Historical Association Depot Photograph 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. The tank foundations are still by the bike trail. Located at Milepost 18.8.

        US WaBuPNRA D0036-004-014-003-002-Werkema465 · Item · 19 October 1992
        Part of George Werkema Collection

        Northern Pacific Depot at Issaquah, Washington, from the street-side on October 19, 1992. Station is in the 12th subdivision of the Tacoma division. Photo by GJ Werkema. Other Other subject classes: Structure, Depot

        Werkema, George
        US WaBuPNRA D0036-004-014-003-002-Werkema466 · Item · 19 October 1992
        Part of George Werkema Collection

        Northern Pacific Depot at Issaquah, Washington, from the track-side on October 19, 1992. Station is in the 12th subdivision of the Tacoma division. Photo by GJ Werkema. Other Other subject classes: Structure, Depot

        Werkema, George
        US WaBuPNRA D0036-004-014-003-002-Werkema467 · Item · 19 October 1992
        Part of George Werkema Collection

        Northern Pacific Depot at Issaquah, Washington, from the track-side on October 19, 1992. Station is in the 12th subdivision of the Tacoma division. Photo by GJ Werkema. Other Other subject classes: Structure, Depot

        Werkema, George
        US WaBuPNRA D0335.2-004-014-003-002-NPDepot0274 · Item · 2003
        Part of Northern Pacific Railway Historical Association Depot Photograph Collection

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

        Tarbox, Gary
        US WaBuPNRA D0237A-004-014-003-002-GNRHSCD044 · Item · undated
        Part of Great Northern Railway Historical Society Cascade Division Collection

        The Northern Pacific depot and yard office at Interbay, Seattle, Washington. According to Jack Christensen, a Northern Pacific employee: "I don?t think there was a yardmaster. Switch jobs went to Fremont and the University- switching limits extended to Keith. Others served Terry Avenue, 3 shifts. Generally two engines tied up at Interbay in 1950s/60s."