Simpson, STC 1201 with a train of recently processed lumber arriving at the Shelton, WA yard on March 18, 2013. Most of the A frames were old Tompco cars and some were old BC Rail cars.

Simpson, STC 1200 switching the yard at Shelton, WA on March 29, 2013. The STC 1200 was on the way to pick up 5 car loads of lumber for interchange with the Puget Sound and Pacific later on this d... (more)

A Simpson Timber log train departs the mill in Shelton, Washington in January 1994, heading for a reload west of town.

Peninsular Railway & Lumbermen's Museum was invited to place its Simpson Railroad SW900 and caboose 201 (ex CWWR 597) on display at Green Diamond Resources' industrial park during Olympus Rally we... (more)

Simpson Railroad SW1200 No. 1200 waits on the main as No. 1201 pulls out of the siding with loads of forest debris.

Former Simpson Railroad power now works the Western Washington with a former SP caboose.

Simpson locomotives switch out some log cars on a sunny winter morning. The brick structure in the background is the Simpson Railroad roundhouse.

Simpson Timber Railroad was built out of Shelton following Goldsboro Creek, a small river that the railway crossed several times. In this photo, a short train of empty cars is led along Goldsboro ... (more)

The #1200, named "City of Shelton", sits cold inside the old brick roundhouse next to her stable mate #900 since her "fire was dropped" nearly one and a half years ago after Simpson Lumber Company... (more)

What's left of the Simpson Railroad's locomotive roster, the SW900 "City of Elma" and SW1200 "City of Shelton" repose inside the old brick roundhouse. Perhaps they will get a ... (more)

The 900 has been sitting dormant in its roundhouse stall since Simpson Lumber Company ceased operations in Shelton nearly one and a half years ago. It is hoped that a possible return to service o... (more)

Keeping the railroad useful during the last month of operations with various section work chores - picking up around 40 yards of fill dirt on a drizzly afternoon provided one of the rare last oppo... (more)

One lone Simpson switcher puttered around the Shelton waterfront at Mill 3 on one of the remaining last days before the railroad would become a fallen flag.

Simpson switch job races the PSAP Bangor turn (seemingly) side by side on adjacent track at 6:30 AM. After 125 years in existence the final day comes Monday for this lumber railroad. The mill it ... (more)

Lokie line-up, a rare sight indeed. All four of the switchers were parked outside in a row while the roundhouse was getting a house cleaning.