Those that choose to work for the railroad have many stories about their adventures. Long-time volunteer Vern S. is one such railroader. He told his story to Rob G., and…
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Railroad grades are perfect walking trails as they are gently sloped and clear of shrubbery. That is why the Pacific Northwest has so many rail-trails, widely enjoyed by hikers. Wild…
As shown last time, Black River was an important railroad crossing south of Seattle. Here, an interlocking tower protected the meeting place of four separate rail lines. But what is…
Interlocking towers were constructed by railroads to control and manage junctions and crossings to prevent accidents. Often, this was where several railroads met. It’s hard to imagine where four different…
