Railroad tracks

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DXXXX-XXX-014-004

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  • At Pacific Northwest Railroad Archive, still photographs of railroad tracks and directly associated structures such as yard offices, switches, and grade crossings

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    • UF Tracks, Railroad

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      1374 Archival description results for Railroad tracks

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      Burlington Northern Diesel Locomotive Number 117 at Kansas City, Missouri In 1980
      Burlington Northern Diesel Locomotive Number 117 at Kansas City, Missouri In 1980
      US WaBuPNRA D0504b-001-014-001-002-Christianson000035 · Item · June 20, 1980
      Part of Al Christianson Collection - Friends of the Burlington Northern Railroad

      Burlington Northern Diesel Locomotive, Type SW7 Number 117 at Kansas City, Missouri on June 20, 1980. Number 117 was built by Electro-Motive Division (EMD) in May, 1950 as Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Number 9251, Builder Number 8495. It was retired in July, 1986. Photo by Al Christianson.
      Burlington Northern Diesel Locomotive Number 119 at Denver, Colorado In 1981
      Burlington Northern Diesel Locomotive Number 119 at Denver, Colorado In 1981
      US WaBuPNRA D0504b-001-014-001-002-Christianson000036 · Item · October 18, 1981
      Part of Al Christianson Collection - Friends of the Burlington Northern Railroad

      Burlington Northern Diesel Locomotive, Type SW7 Number 119 at Denver, Colorado on October 18, 1981. Number 119 was built by Electro-Motive Division (EMD) in May, 1950 as Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Number 9253, Builder Number 8497. It was retired in October, 1985. Photo by Al Christianson.
      Burlington Northern Diesel Locomotive Number 138 at Saint Paul, Minnesota In 1979
      Burlington Northern Diesel Locomotive Number 138 at Saint Paul, Minnesota In 1979
      US WaBuPNRA D0504b-001-014-001-002-Christianson000039 · Item · April 8, 1979
      Part of Al Christianson Collection - Friends of the Burlington Northern Railroad

      Burlington Northern Diesel Locomotive, Type SW7 Number 138 at Saint Paul, Minnesota on April 8, 1979. Number 138 was built by Electro-Motive Division (EMD) in March, 1950 as Great Northern Number 166, Builder Number 9572. It was retired in May, 1982. Photo by Al Christianson.
      Burlington Northern Diesel Locomotive Number 141 at Saint Paul, Minnesota In 1979
      Burlington Northern Diesel Locomotive Number 141 at Saint Paul, Minnesota In 1979
      US WaBuPNRA D0504b-001-014-001-002-Christianson000041 · Item · April 3, 1979
      Part of Al Christianson Collection - Friends of the Burlington Northern Railroad

      Burlington Northern Diesel Locomotive, Type SW7 Number 141 and, Type SW7 Number 138 at Saint Paul, Minnesota on April 8, 1979. Number 141 was built by Electro-Motive Division (EMD) in March, 1950 as Great Northern Number 169, Builder Number 9575. It was retired in October, 1985. Number 138 was built by Electro-Motive Division (EMD) in March, 1950 as Great Northern Number 166, Builder Number 9572. It was retired in May, 1982. Photo by Al Christianson.
      Burlington Northern diesel locomotive Number 1550 at Minneapolis Junction, Minnesota in 1981
      Burlington Northern diesel locomotive Number 1550 at Minneapolis Junction, Minnesota in 1981
      US WaBuPNRA D0504b-001-014-001-002-Christianson000348 · Item · May 15, 1981
      Part of Al Christianson Collection - Friends of the Burlington Northern Railroad

      Burlington Northern GP7 Number 1550, former Great Northern Number 650; switching cars at Minneapolis Junction, Minnesota on May 15, 1981. Nearly new Burlington Northern double door boxcar (Pacific Car & Foundary, 222550-222949 series) next to engine, with a Santa Fe boxcar, unidentified bulkhead flat, and unidentified all door boxcar in the switch cut. Union Pacific appliance boxcar in the background. Photo by Al Christianson.