Columbia and Puget Sound Railroad mainline at Franklin, Washington, circa 1913. Looking east at tracks, townsite shortly after 1913 fire. Other Subject Classes: railroad mainline.

Columbia and Puget Sound Railroad railroad track at Hobart, Washington, circa 1903. Track with Charles Peacock in front of Maple Valley Lumber and Manufacturing Co. mill, looking west. Other Subject Classes: railroad mainline, miscellanea.

Columbia and Puget Sound Railroad railroad track at Maple Valley, Washington, circa 1890. Looking south, towards Cedar River bridge, Black Diamond, tracks on right come from Renton. tracks on left from Taylor. At left are Maple Valley Hotel and Maple Valley Restaurant, in the 1891 Gibbon Store. To the right of tracks, C&PS section house, railroad shop, depot. Behind depot is false front of 1894 Gibbon Store.. Other Subject Classes: railroad mainline, railroad bridges, railroad stations, miscellanea.

Columbia and Puget Sound Railroad railroad track near Taylor, Washington, circa 1915. Other Subject Classes: railroad mainline.

Columbia and Puget Sound Railroad yard at Seattle, Washington, circa 1912. Looking down at freight yard and tracks serving wharves, box cars standing. Photo by Frank Howell. Other Subject Classes: railroad yards, railroad mainline, freight cars, miscellanea.

Columbia and Puget Sound Railroad/Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound mainline at Indian, Washington, in November 1911. Washed-out track, workers, and repair train with pile driver. Other Subject Classes: railroad mainline, railroad maintenance and repair, railroad employees.

A view of narrow gauge railroad used in hauling rock for the construction of the South Columbia River Jetty, 1892.

Narrow gauge railroad using small steam locomotives and dump cars of large rock at Fort Stevens, Oregon with rock used in the Columbia River Jetty, undated. Photo by Kiser Photo Company.

Railroad used in hauling rock for the construction of the Columbia River Jetty, undated. Photo by J. Waterhouse.

Crane approach tracks at COMOX facility, Nanaimo Lakes, British Columbia, undated. Other Subject Classes: Facilities