Courtesy of Blair Kooistra.
What a fine-looking train #200 is on the afternoon of August 26, 1978, sweeping around the big curve at Pizarro, Washington on the Gap. Four big SD40's leading a big train of Seattle intermodal, a half-dozen mechanical reefers of potatoes out of Othello, and a handful of merchandise cars on the head end. Look at those container flats! Stretching as far as the eye could see. . . .
Tuesday, October 31, 2017
Monday, October 30, 2017
1913 Waterville Train Departing
Courtesy of the Douglas County Museum and Harold Badten.
Train on Rainier St in Waterville with the newly constructed school in the background.
Train on Rainier St in Waterville with the newly constructed school in the background.
Sunday, October 29, 2017
Train Time In Waterville
Courtesy of Harold Badten.
Date unknown.
A Pullman passenger car lashed to a steam locomotive rests in front of the Waterville Railway depot. Photo looking north up Rainier St.
Date unknown.
A Pullman passenger car lashed to a steam locomotive rests in front of the Waterville Railway depot. Photo looking north up Rainier St.
Saturday, October 28, 2017
Friday, October 27, 2017
Thursday, October 26, 2017
Wednesday, October 25, 2017
2010 Dry Coulee Hike-Trestle Bents
Rediscovered a few of the photos I took on a hike my family took with John Neff.
We were quite impressed to find a few remaining trestle bents in the coulee below where they once stood. They had been torn down in 1979.
They are still there today.
We were quite impressed to find a few remaining trestle bents in the coulee below where they once stood. They had been torn down in 1979.
They are still there today.
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