Steam locomotives

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  • At Pacific Northwest Railroad Archive, still photographs of railroad locomotives powered by steam.

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          Pacific Coast Railroad steam locomotive number 14 at Black River Junction, Washington in 1935.
          Pacific Coast Railroad steam locomotive number 14 at Black River Junction, Washington in 1935.
          US WaBuPNRA D0063-005-014-001-001-WWAPC0035 · Item
          Part of Walter W. Ainsworth Collection

          Pacific Coast Railroad steam locomotive number 14 at Black River Junction, Washington, on October 22, 1935. Front right side of Consolidation-type steam locomotive leading freight cars eastbound past interlocking tower, train order signal, engineer in cab, beneath trolley wire of tenant Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul and Pacific Railroad. Photo by James Turner. Other Subject Classes: steam locomotives, freight cars, railroad signaling, railroad employees.

           Turner, James A.
          Pacific Coast Railroad steam locomotive number 14 at Cedar Mountain, Washington in 1942.
          Pacific Coast Railroad steam locomotive number 14 at Cedar Mountain, Washington in 1942.
          US WaBuPNRA D0063-005-014-001-001-WWAPC0048 · Item · September 1942
          Part of Walter W. Ainsworth Collection

          Pacific Coast Railroad steam locomotive number 14 at Cedar Mountain, Washington in September 1942. Looking down from highway at Consolidation-type steam locomotive switching gondolas at siding, brakeman making cut between locomotive and gondola, engineer in cab window, beneath trolley wire of tenant Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul and Pacific Railroad. Photo by Harold Hill. Other Subject Classes: steam locomotives, freight cars, railroad employees, railroad electrification.

           Hill, Harold
          Pacific Coast Railroad steam locomotive number 14 at Cedar Mountain, Washington in 1947.
          Pacific Coast Railroad steam locomotive number 14 at Cedar Mountain, Washington in 1947.
          US WaBuPNRA D0063-005-014-001-001-WWAPC0080 · Item · March 15, 1947
          Part of Walter W. Ainsworth Collection

          Pacific Coast Railroad steam locomotive number 14 at Cedar Mountain, Washington, on March 15, 1947. Left rear of Consolidation-type steam locomtive leading single gondola loaded with new railroad ties, and caboose. Photo by Harold Hill. Other Subject Classes: steam locomotives, freight cars.

           Hill, Harold
          Pacific Coast Railroad steam locomotive number 14 at Cedar Mountain, Washington, circa 1940.
          Pacific Coast Railroad steam locomotive number 14 at Cedar Mountain, Washington, circa 1940.
          US WaBuPNRA D0063-005-014-001-001-WWAPC0079 · Item · circa 1940
          Part of Walter W. Ainsworth Collection

          Pacific Coast Railroad steam locomotive number 14 at Cedar Mountain, Washington, on March 15, 1947. Looking down from road at left rear of Consolidation-type steam locomotive switching gondolas carrying new railroad ties. Photo by Harold Hill. Other Subject Classes: steam locomotives, freight cars.

           Hill, Harold
          Pacific Coast Railroad steam locomotive number 14 at Elliott, Washington in 1943.
          Pacific Coast Railroad steam locomotive number 14 at Elliott, Washington in 1943.
          US WaBuPNRA D0063-005-014-001-001-WWAPCN0053 · Item · 1943
          Part of Walter W. Ainsworth Collection

          Pacific Coast Railroad steam locomotive number 14 at Elliott, Washington in 1943. Left side of steam locomotive hauling empty gondolas east to Black Diamond beneath trolley wire of tenant Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul and Pacific Railroad. 1943. Other Subject Classes: steam locomotives, freight cars, railroad electrification.