Waterville Railway Special

Courtesy of Darrin Nelson and his fine blog. See it here.

CM Lockwood photo.

No listed date.

Caption on photo reads "Waterville Special picking up Sunday School Picnickers."

1994 BN Vs City Of Wenatchee Crossing Closure

Courtesy of Aaron Schwarz.

1994 Closure of Wenatchee Freight Agency

Courtesy of Aaron Schwarz.

1984 Harrington Freight Agency Closure

Courtesy of Aaron Schwarz.

1984 Closure Of Ritzville/Lind Freight Agency

Courtesy of Aaron Schwarz.

1985 Quincy Freight Agency Closure

Courtesy of Aaron Schwarz

1984 City of Wilson Creek Resolution Number 129

Ephrata City Countil Proceedings

October 5, 1955

1956 Mosey Local At Othello

Drew Miller photo. Courtesy of Allen Miller.

Speculation about this being the Mosey Local was based on the number of tank cars in the train, likely having carried jet fuel to Larson Air Force Base.

1972 Moses Lake Depot

Courtesy of Lauren Scrafford.

Railroad Bridge Begun At Dam Site

From the "Spokane Chronicle."

December 5, 1934

Rail Line Now Entering Coulee

From the "Spokane Chronicle."

December 5, 1934

Difference Of Decades Waterville Enginehouse

1942

 2017

1989 Wilson Creek Work Train

Courtesy of Johnathan Fischer.

September 9.

1984 Quincy Depot

Courtesy of Johnathan Fischer.

December 13.

1980 CW Local Near Hartline

Courtesy of Brian Elchlepp.

October 1980

Just departing Hartline headed west. The grain silos of Cement are visible in the distance. Note the telegraph line is standing at this time.

1942 GN Spokane Division Bulletin 10-2

Courtesy of Sheldon Perry.

BC Extension Rumored

From the "Spokane Press."

February 4, 1908

Active NP Survey Crew

From the "Quincy Quill."

January 27, 1910

1974 Wenatchee Explosion

Courtesy of the GNRHS.

A bit of background on this mess can be seen here.

1984 Davenport Depot

Courtesy of Johnathan Fischer.

1944 Hanford B Reactor Construction Photo

Courtesy of the Hanford History Project.

Photo from the Department of Energy's Hanford Collection.

Note more GN boxcars in cement service.

1944 B-Reactor Construction

Courtesy of Vintage Tri-Cities.

The GN boxcars in the center of the photo seem to be in bulk cement loading service, from the amount of white dust seen near the doors.

1944 Hanford Steam Engines

Courtesy of Vintage Tri-Cities.

According to the roster provided by John Taubeneck, and posted on this site here, the two locomotives on the right are former Western Maryland engines. Not much is known about the one on the left.

1935 Eatwell Apple Crate Label

Courtesy of Vintage Tri-Cities.