Seattle Municipal Railway Number 400 at the Georgetown carbarn, Seattle, Washington, 1940. Original Highland Park & Lake Burien locomotive, later Seattle Municipal Railway. Photograph by Harold Hill. Additional subject classification: Box motor locomotive, Georgetown

Seattle Municipal Railway Number 400 at the Georgetown carbarn, Seattle, Washington, 1939. Original Highland Park & Lake Burien locomotive, later Seattle Municipal Railway, May 7, 1939. Additional subject classification: Box motor locomotive, Georgetown

Seattle Municipal Railway Number 400 at the Georgetown carbarn, Seattle, Washington, 1939. Box motor 400 coupled to a hopper car, May 7, 1939. Additional subject classification: Box motor locomotive, Georgetown

Seattle Municipal Railway Number 400 at the Georgetown carbarn, Seattle, Washington, 1935. Box motor 400, built by Pacific Car and Foundry in Renton, Washington. Photograph by Harold Hill. Additional subject classification: Box motor locomotive, Georgetown

Seattle Municipal Railway Number 308 at the Jefferson carbarn, Seattle, Washington, 1939. Former passenger car 308 converted to a sand car. Photograph by Harold Hill. Additional subject classification: Sand car, Central District

Seattle Municipal Railway Number 308 at the Jefferson carbarn, Seattle, Washington, 1939. Former passenger car 308 converted to a sand car. Number 261 in the background. Additional subject classification: Sand car, Central District

Seattle Municipal Railway Number 111 at the North Seattle carbarn, Seattle, Washington, undated. Former passenger car 111 advertising a safety message. Additional subject classification: Work car, Queen Anne

Seattle Municipal Railway Number 110 at the Georgetown carbarn, Seattle, Washington, 1938. Former Youngstown shuttle car 110 converted to a work car. Number 464 in the background. Photograph by Harold Hill. Additional subject classification: Work car, Georgetown

Seattle Municipal Railway Motor truck at Seattle, Washington, circa 1920. Early Seattle Municipal Railway service truck with chain drive and solid rubber tires. Additional subject classification: Motor truck

Seattle Municipal Railway Employees, Seattle, Washington, circa 1920. Seattle Municipal Railway track gang working on junction with Fort Lawton line at 15th Avenue Northwest and west Dravus Street, looking north on Route 27, North Ballard. Other subject categories: Streetcar