The east switch of the Monroe, Washington siding. Note the spring switch signals, and semaphores in distance. The Milwaukee Road Everett Branch curves off to the right, on its way to the Milwaukee mainline at Cedar Falls. Photo by Dave Sprau, undated.

Great Northern Main Line at Appleyard, Washington, undated. Photograph by Wade Stevenson.

Great Northern Main Line at Appleyard, Washington. The sign on the pole declares an Electric Zone for 80 miles with the trolley at 11,000 volts. This pole is the end of overhead electric wire. Undated. Photograph by Wade Stevenson.

Great Northern Main Line at Appleyard, Washington. The sign on the pole declares an Electric Zone for 80 miles with the trolley at 11,000 volts. This pole is the end of overhead electric wire. Undated. Photograph by Wade Stevenson.

Great Northern Main Line at Appleyard, Washington, undated. Photograph by Wade Stevenson.

Great Northern freight yard at Bellingham, Washington looking south from north end of yard; photograph sequence TRWahl0617, 603-0604. Other subject categories: Yard-Freight, Car-Box, Right-of-Way, Switch Stand

Great Northern freight yard at Bellingham, Washington. View looking south from north end of the Great Northern yard; date is likely April, 1954 given the similarity to image photograph sequence TRWahl0617. Other subject categories: Yard-Freight, Track-Rail, Right-of-Way, track-Switch

Great Northern freight yard at Bellingham, Washington looking northeast at depot from spurs to Bayshore Lumber & Timber Company and North Pacific Frozen Products Company (Great Northern on left, Milwaukee Road on right); photograph sequence TRWahl0237-0238. Other subject categories: Yard-Freight, Freight house, Freight, Right-of-Way

Great Northern Bumper Post at Leavenworth, Washington, April 4, 1987. Other subject classes: Structure

Grant Street Electric Railway track along Sixth Avenue near Chinatown Station, Seattle, Washington, circa 1900. Right of way view north on 6th Avenue South near King Street; King County Courthouse in distance, circa 1900. Other subject categories: Downtown