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Part of Timothy Miller Collection
Spokane, Portland and Seattle Railway Engineering Drawing: Shop Plan - Handrail Diagram, Bridge 241.2 - Highway, north of Martindale, Washington, Line Segment 047, Milepost 241.2. Sheet 241 - 2, undated.
Part of Timothy Miller Collection
Spokane, Portland and Seattle Railway Engineering Drawing: Shop Plan - Girders - Spans, Bridge 241.2 - Highway, north of Martindale, Washington, Line Segment 047, Milepost 241.2. Sheet 241 - 2, undated.
Part of Timothy Miller Collection
Spokane, Portland and Seattle Railway Engineering Drawing: Shop Plan - Anchor and Bolt, Bridge 241.2 - Highway, north of Martindale, Washington, Line Segment 047, Milepost 241.2. Sheet E - 1, undated.
Part of Timothy Miller Collection
Spokane, Portland and Seattle Railway Engineering Drawing: Plan Elevation and Details, Bridge 241.2 - Highway, north of Martindale, Washington, Line Segment 047, Milepost 241.2. Sheet 1HR - 1 - 0 - 6/7, undated.
Part of Timothy Miller Collection
Spokane, Portland and Seattle Railway Engineering Drawing: Abutment Plate and Details, Bridge 241.2 - Highway, north of Martindale, Washington, Line Segment 047, Milepost 241.2. Sheet 1HR - 1 - 0 - 6/8, undated.
Part of Spokane, Portland, and Seattle Railway Authority for Expenditure Collection
Spokane, Portland and Seattle Railway Authorization for Expenditure (AFE). President's AFE Number 84. 4000 foot passing track at Martindale, Washington. Chief Engineer/Standard Maintenance Procedure AFE Number CE 107. Correspondence File Number 320. Vancouver Division. Other subject categories: Tracks Passing.
Plat Map of Spokane, Portland, and Seattle Railway Facilities at Martindale, Washington, 1915
Part of Timothy Miller Collection
Plat Map of Spokane, Portland, and Seattle Railway facilities at Martindale, Washington, April 9, 1915, Sheet Number 2, Line Segment 47, showing the Latah Junction-Portland line.
Plat Map of Spokane, Portland, and Seattle Railway Facilities at Martindale, Washington, 1915
Part of Timothy Miller Collection
Plat Map of Spokane, Portland, and Seattle Railway facilities at Martindale, Washington, April 9, 1915, Sheet Number 1, Line Segment 47, showing the Latah Junction-Portland line.