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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    Railroad tracks

    Railroad tracks

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    Railroad tracks

    • UF Tracks, Railroad

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    Railroad tracks

      5 Archival description results for Railroad tracks

      Burlington Northern Diesel Locomotive Number 2369 with Three Unidentified Burlington Northernlocomotives at Fremont, Nebraska in 1981.
      Burlington Northern Diesel Locomotive Number 2369 with Three Unidentified Burlington Northernlocomotives at Fremont, Nebraska in 1981.
      US WaBuPNRA D0504b-001-014-001-002-Christianson000378 · Item · August 20, 1981
      Part of Al Christianson Collection - Friends of the Burlington Northern Railroad

      Burlington Northern GP38-2 Number 2369, still in SLSF paint, with another former SLSF GP38-2 and two unidentified Burlington Northern units pull a manifest at Fremont, Nebraska on August 20, 1981. Number 2369 was built by Electro-Motive Division (EMD) in November 1972 as St. Louis-San Francisco Railway (SLSF) Number 699. Builder Number 72734-8. It became BNSF Number 2369. Photo by Al Christianson.
      Burlington Northern Diesel Locomotives Number 2233 and Number 2242 in Fremont, Nebraska in 1981
      Burlington Northern Diesel Locomotives Number 2233 and Number 2242 in Fremont, Nebraska in 1981
      US WaBuPNRA D0504b-001-014-001-002-Christianson000371 · Item · August 20, 1981
      Part of Al Christianson Collection - Friends of the Burlington Northern Railroad

      Burlington Northern GP30 Number 2233, former Burlington Number 956; GP30 Number 2242, former Burlington Number 965; meeting eastbound freight at Fremont, Nebraska on August 20, 1981. Burlington Northern 4740cc covered hopper Number 457133 behind power. Photo by Al Christianson.