Columbia and Puget Sound Railroad bridge near Taylor, Washington, circa 1915. Second trestle between Walsh Lake and Sherwood on the way to Taylor, remnants of accident strewn over ground. Other Subject Classes: railroad bridges, railroad accidents.

Columbia and Puget Sound Railroad general office building at Seattle, Washington, circa 1912. Frame two-story building containing Columbia and Puget Sound and Pacific Coast Coal Company offices at East Marginal Way and S. Dearborn St. Other Subject Classes: miscallanea.

Columbia and Puget Sound Railroad maintenance and servicing facilities at Seattle, Washington, circa 1912. Roundhouse and turntable, shop building, steam locomotives, Smith Tower under construction far right. Other Subject Classes: railroad servicing facilities, steam locomotives, miscellanea.

Columbia and Puget Sound Railroad maintnenance facilities at Seattle, Washington, circa 1915. Roundhouse and turntable. Other Subject Classes: railroad servicing facilities.

Columbia and Puget Sound Railroad station at Maple Valley, Washington, circa 1890. Small frame staton first station, built circa 1885, people in front. Other Subject Classes: railroad stations, miscellanea.

Columbia and Puget Sound Railroad station/Pacific Coast Coal Company general store at Franklin, Washington, circa 1914. Frame station/store at end of line, standing box car. Other Subject Classes: railroad stations, railroad mainline.

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 South Jetty, undated. Photo by Kiser Photo Company.

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

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.