Yakima Valley Traction Company General Electric (GE) electric locomotive number 298, built in 1922, enters a street with a car at Yakima, Washington, on November 17, 1977. Photo from J.M. Fredrickson Collection. Other Subject Classes: electric locomotive, switching locomotive.

Yakima Valley Traction Company General Electric (GE) electric locomotive number 298, built in 1922, switches a car along a street in Yakima, Washington, on November 17, 1977. J.M. Fredrickson Collection. Other Subject Classes: electric locomotive, switching locomotive.

Yakima Valley Traction Company General Electric (GE) electric locomotive number 298, built in 1922, switches a car along a street in Yakima, Washington, in August 1977. Photo by J.M. Fredrickson. Other Subject Classes: electric locomotive, switching locomotive.

Yakima Valley Traction Company General Electric (GE) electric locomotive number 298, built in 1922, switches a car along a street in Yakima, Washington, in August 1977. Photo by J.M. Fredrickson. Other Subject Classes: electric locomotive, switching locomotive.

Yakima Valley Traction Company General Electric (GE) electric locomotive number 298 at Yakima, Washington, in August 1977. Steeple-cab locomotive number 298, built in 1922, is parked at the freight yard in Yakima. Photo by J.M. Fredrickson. Other Subject Classes: electric locomotive , switching locomotive.

Yakima Valley Traction Company General Electric (GE) electric locomotive number 298, built in 1922, switches a car along a street in Yakima, Washington, on November 17, 1977. Photo from J.M. Fredrickson Collection. Other Subject Classes: electric locomotive, switching locomotive.

Yakima River near Roza Dam, Washington, in 1941. Looking along river from passenger train. Photo by J.M. Fredrickson . Other Subject Classes: river, dam, track

Workers at Tacoma/Stadium, Washington, circa 1940. Large group of men standing near Stadium station, waterfront warehouses. Photo by J.M. Fredrickson . Other Subject Classes: people, station, warehouse

Woodland Park Electric Railway Car, Seattle, Washington, circa 1895. The Woodland Park Electric Railway was a feeder to the Seattle Consolidated Railway. It was built and operated by Woodland Park owner Guy C. Phinney. Note the "G.C. Phinney" is painted on the side of the car. on Route 20, Green Lake. Other subject categories: Streetcar