Railroads--Buildings and Structures

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DXXXX-XXX-014-003

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  • At Pacific Northwest Railroad Archive, documents, still photographs of buildings and structures created by the railroads.

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    Railroads--Buildings and Structures

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      Railroads--Buildings and Structures

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        US WaBuPNRA US WaBuPNRA D0504c-001-014-001-002-Patrick019 · Item · August 1, 1973
        Part of Howard Patrick Collection - Friends of the Burlington Northern Railroad

        Burlington Northern diesel locomotive 6328 leading an 88-car freight past the switch tower at Dayton's Bluff in Saint Paul, Minnesota on August 1, 1973. Number 6328 is an SD40-2 built by Electro-Motive Division (EMD), builder's number 5803-4. Photo by Howard Patrick.

        US WaBuPNRA US WaBuPNRA D0504c-001-014-001-002-Patrick001 · Item · September 27, 1974
        Part of Howard Patrick Collection - Friends of the Burlington Northern Railroad

        Burlington Northern diesel locomotive 6242 leading the Marshall Turn at Granite Falls, Minnesota on September 27, 1974. Number 6242 is an SD24 built by Electro-Motive Division (EMD), builder's number 25199. The Minnesota Falls Co-op Elevator Association is in the background. The 1969 International Harvester Travelette hi-rail pickup truck will be used for track maintenance when the line is clear. Photo by Howard Patrick.

        US WaBuPNRA D0504b-001-014-001-002-Christianson000426 · Item · November 19, 1980
        Part of Al Christianson Collection - Friends of the Burlington Northern Railroad

        Burlington Northern diesel locomotive 5728 at 26th and University Avenue Northeast, Minneapolis, Minnesota on November 19, 1980. Number 5728 is a U33C built by General Electric (GE), builder's number 37688. The McMillan Company mill is in the background. Photo by Al Christianson.