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The Tom Tenneson Collection is comprised of 5 Rail Classic video tapes, one orange painted caboose beacon, and one flashing light fixture for a road crossing signal.

The Tom Stenger Collection is comprised of Great Northern Historical Society reference sheets.

The Tom Radoman Collection is comprised of 7 photographs taken between circa 1930 and circa 1975, mostly on Nothern Pacific subjects.

The Tom Policone Collection is comprised of Certificate of Membership Veterans Association of the Great Northern Railway #6762; a photo of Marathon Locomotive dated 3/22/32; a photo Great Northern Roundhouse employees dated 1934; a photo Great Northern Jackson Street Roundhouse employees dated 7/29/1936; a photo Great Northern Roundhouse employees dated 1946; and a photo Great Northern Roundhouse employees with locomotive number 2519, dated 1932.

The Tom Carr Collection includes Great Northern Railway car drawing books from 1941 to 1952: Freight Cars, Passenger Cars, Work Equipment Cars, Passenger Cars #2, Locomotives, Work Equipment Cars #2, Diesel, Gas-Electric and Locomotive Diagrams.

The Tom Bonsett Collection consists of one spiral bound book: Pop's Travels by Donovan Miller, 1934.

The Tom Baldner Collection is comprised of a manual for a railroad station management course and additional items unrecorded at the time of accession.

The Tina Conner Collection includes books, magazines, photographs, a coat and other Milwaukee Road memoriabilia including lanterns, locks with keys, equipment manuals and CD/DVD's on various railroad subjects.

The Timothy Smith Collection includes aerial photos of rail yards on south Seattle in the 1950's.

The Timothy Miller Collection includes 50,000 aperture cards containing microform Burlington Northern Railroad Seattle Division engineering drawings of Right-of-Way, Bridges, Station and Yard plats, and Structures, paper station plats, right of way maps and other engineering drawings, and Great Northern Railway Rules and Instruction Books dated December 1, 1929 and May 1, 1959.