Stampede (Wash.)

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    • Taken From: "List of Officers, Agents, Stations, Etc. Number 44" published by the NP Accounting Department.

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            US WaBuPNRA D0011-004-014-003-002-JMF04-02689.0 · Item · circa 1910
            Part of James M. Fredrickson Collection

            Northern Pacific freight train at Stampede, Washington, circa 1910. Eastbound freight train led by Class Y Consolidation-type steam locomotive number 1271 standing at station with train crew, train order signal. Photo by Alma Floberg, J.M. Fredrickson collection.. Other Subject Classes: freight train, steam locomotive, railroad crew, signal

            Fredrickson, James M.
            US WaBuPNRA D0011-004-014-001-002-JMF03-02117.0 · Item · June 02, 1944
            Part of James M. Fredrickson Collection

            Northern Pacific diesel locomotive number 6000 at Stampede, Washington, on June 02, 1944. NP 6000 is an FT built by Electro Motive Division of General Motors Company in 1944. This was the first set of road diesels purchased by the NP and is shown on one of its early runs. Photo by J.M. Fredrickson. Other Subject Classes: diesel locomotive, freight locomotive

            Fredrickson, James M.
            US WaBuPNRA D0011-004-014-001-002-JMF03-02116.0 · Item · June 02, 1944
            Part of James M. Fredrickson Collection

            Northern Pacific diesel locomotive number 6000 at Stampede, Washington, on June 02, 1944. NP 6000 is an FT built by Electro Motive Division of General Motors Company in 1944. This was the first set of road diesels purchased by the NP and is less than six months old in this photo. Note the location of the classification flag under the side window. This early location was moved to above the window due to the flag interfering with delivering orders from trackside. Photo by J.M. Fredrickson. Other Subject Classes: diesel locomotive, freight locomotive

            Fredrickson, James M.