Hobart, Washington, circa 1910. Town scene, at right the store built by E.J.Goodwill in 1910, sold to Wood & Iverson for a company store in 1915, small building to left of store is Columbia and Puget Sound Railroad station, moved from Maplewood near Renton in 1909 at the cost of $66.33. The building on the left is George Sidebotham?s Saloon.. Other Subject Classes: miscellanea, railroad stations.

Helen Saunders Steele and Matt Fioretti at Lester, Washington, on August 24, 1985. Standing on site of Morgan/Saunders house. Photo by J.M. Fredrickson . Other Subject Classes: people, house

Havens Grocery store at Lester, Washington, on July 08, 1967. Frame store building with Boy Scout troop. Photo by J.M. Fredrickson . Other Subject Classes: commercial building, town scene, people

Hardware store in Granite Falls, Washington, circa 1920. Store interior with proprietor, dry goods. Photo by J.M. Fredrickson collection.. Other Subject Classes: commerical building, store, people

Interior of the Hammond Lumber Company store at Kerry, Oregon, undated. Photo by Clark Kinsey.

Company store of the Hammond Lumber Company at Camp Number 10 at Kerry, Oregon, undated. Photo by Clark Kinsey.

Narrow gauge 0-4-2 construction locomotive Number 4 with a string of dump cars used in constructing the gun batteries at Fort Stevens, Oregon, undated. From the Oregon Historical Society Collection.

Narrow gauge construction train moving material to build a fill for the west gun battery at Fort Stevens, Oregon, March 3, 1897. From the Oregon Historical Society Collection.

Narrow gauge construction train moving material to build a gun battery at Fort Stevens, Oregon, February 18, 1897. From the Oregon Historical Society Collection.

Several narrow gauge locomotives moving construction material for the fortification of the west gun battery at Fort Stevens, Oregon in April 1897. From the Oregon Historical Society Collection.