East Auburn (Wash.)

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Northern Pacific steam locomotive 1714 at Auburn, Washington, in 1953

NO IMAGE IN INVENTORY Northern Pacific (NP) steam locomotive 1714 prepares to leave Auburn, Washington, with the Cle Elum local train number 938 in 1953. Number 1714 is a class W-3 built in 1913 by American Locomotive Company (Alco). NP number 684 is included in the train and was built as a Class C-1 American type (4-4-0) by the New York Locomotive Works in Rome, NY, in 1883. The 684 was restored in 1951 as a traveling museum piece for display at various NP stations. Number 684 is currently owned by the Bonanzaville, USA Museum in West Fargo, MN. Photo by J.M. Fredrickson. Other Subject Classes: freight train, steam locomotive, display.

Northern Pacific steam locomotive 2211 at East Auburn, Washington, in 1938

Northern Pacific steam locomotive 2211 at East Auburn, Washington, in 1938

Northern Pacific Class Q-1 Pacific-type steam locomotive number 2211 at the station at East Auburn, Washington, in 1938. Front view of locomotive after arriving with connecting train from Tacoma. Herman Hunt, J.M. Fredrickson collection. Other Subject Classes: steam locomotive, passenger station

Hunt, Herman

Northern Pacific steam locomotive 232 at East Auburn, Washington, in 1920.

Northern Pacific steam locomotive 232 at East Auburn, Washington, in 1920.

Northern Pacific steam locomotive 232 at East Auburn, Washington, in 1920. The crew of Number 232, a class P-1 built by Schenectady in 1899, pose with their locomotive at the East Auburn station platform. Photo by Herman Hunt, J.M. Fredrickson collection. Other Subject Classes: steam locomotive, passenger depot, railroad crew

Hunt, Herman

Northern Pacific steam locomotive 2600 at East Auburn, Washington, in 1944.

Northern Pacific steam locomotive 2600 at East Auburn, Washington, in 1944.

Northern Pacific steam locomotive 2600 at East Auburn, Washington, on July 10, 1944. Engineer William McPhee and Conductor Ernie Hamilton pose next to Number 2600, the first Northern type 4-8-4 engine, on the sleeper section of the westbound North Coast Limited, train No. 1. Photo by J.M. Fredrickson. Other Subject Classes: steam locomotive, roster photo

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