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Seattle City Railway car on First Avenue near Pioneer Square Station, Seattle, Washington, circa 1895. Seattle City Railway cable car and trailer northbound 1st Avenue South and Jackson (Yesler-Jackson loop). Other subject categories: Downtown

Seattle City Railway cable car 22, Seattle, Washington, circa 1900. Car 22 at Leschi terminal. Other subject categories: Cable cars, Yesler Way cable car

Seattle City Railway cable car 2, Seattle, Washington, circa 1900. Unpowered car 2 next to unidentified grip car at Leschi terminal. Other subject categories: Cable cars, Yesler Way cable car

Seattle City Railway cable car 11, Seattle, Washington, circa 1900. Car 11 at Leschi with crew and 5 passengers. Other subject categories: Cable cars, Yesler Way cable car

Seattle and Walla Walla Railroad steam locomotive number 3, Geo. C. Bode, at Seattle, Washington, in 1874. Right side of new 0-6-0T steam locomotive, built by Baldwin Locomotive Works 1874, destroyed in Seattle fire June 6, 1889. Other Subject Classes: steam locomotives.

Seattle and Walla Walla Railroad steam locomotive number 1, A. A. Denny, at Seattle, Washington, circa 1878. Right side of 0-6-4T steam locomotive, built by Mason 1875, at waterfront terminus, engine crewman in cab. Other Subject Classes: steam locomotives, railroad employees, railroad yards.

Seattle and Walla Walla Railroad steam locomotive number 1, A. A. Denny, at Seattle, Washington, circa 1878. Right side of 0-6-4T steam locomotive, built by Mason 1875, at waterfront terminus, engine crew in cab. Other Subject Classes: steam locomotives, railroad employees, railroad yards.

Seattle and Walla Walla Railroad roundhouse at Seattle, Washington, circa 1879. Frame roundhouse and employees, manager James M. Colman front row third from right, steam locomotive No. 2 Alki 4-4-0, left, locomotive No. 1 A.A. Denny, rt. Other Subject Classes: railroad servicing facilities, railroad employees, steam locomotives.

Seattle and Walla Walla Railroad passenger train at Seattle, Washington, circa 1878. Train of wood passenger cars led by 0-6-4T steam locomotive number 1, A. A. Denny, built by Mason 1875, en route from Meadows Racetrack, south Seattle, engine crew in cab, conductor on ground. Other Subject Classes: steam locomotives, passenger cars, railroad employees.

Seattle and International Railway Company steam locomotive 8 with a cut of log cars and freight cars on the mainline in western Washington, Seattle & International number 8, became Northern Pacific 47 class F-6 2-8-0, built by Richmond, 1895. Photo by J.M. Fredrickson. Other Subject Classes: steam locomotive