Under a moisture ladened sky, former Hammond Lumber Company 2-8-2T number 17 pulls Mount Rainier Scenic Railroad's passenger train over the Nisqually River in the Cascade foothills near Elbe, WA. ... (more)

While the passengers riding along get their Jack-O-Lantern On, Mount Rainer Scenic Railroad operated a Pumpkin Excursion Train in honor of Halloween with a Baldwin Locomotive Works 2-8-2 formerly ... (more)

Mt Rainier's Polson Logging #70 returns from Mineral with a trainload of pumpkins and passengers.

Mount Rainier Scenic's Rayonier #2 (Willamette / Shay copy) poses with Polson Loggin #70, outside the shops and museum at Mineral.

Mount Rainier Scenic's Polson Logging #70, has a meet with their Willamette #2 (a Shay copy), outside the shops and museum at Mineral.

Hillcrest Lumber Co. #10, one of four operation Climaxes in the world, switches its train of skeleton log cars in the Mineral yard.

Crew members oil around on the ten spot in preparation for a day of runbys in Mineral.

Polson #70 rolls through Clay City on its way back to Mineral. The locomotive had spent the weekend in Tacoma pulling special trips for the Mt. Rainier Scenic Railroad.

Polson #70 pauses on the siding in Eatonville as the sun falls behind the trees. Here the railroad will perform a crew change, and will fill the tender in preparation for the nineteen miles of mos... (more)

Polson Logging Co. #70 takes another trainload of passengers around the balloon track in Mineral on the Mt. Rainier Scenic Railroad. The track in the foreground is the the main track to Morton.

Polson #70 crosses the Nisqually River Bridge with the afternoon Barbeque Train on the Mt. Rainier Scenic Railroad.

Northern Pacific #7012A, now owned by the Mt. Rainier Scenic Railroad, joined Polson Logging Co. #70 on an excursion to Tacoma for the opening of the LeMay Auto Museum. Here the locomotive is seen... (more)

Four locomotive whistle blow. From left to right: Rayonier #2, Kinzua Pine Mill & Lumber #102, Polson #70, and Hillcrest #10 partake in a simultaneous whistle blow on the Mt. Rainier Sceni... (more)

Rayonier #2 climbs the S-Curves north of Mineral with an empty log train. Photo taken on a Martin Hansen photo charter.

NP #7012A leads the second excursion of the day down the Tacoma Hill. The Mount Rainier Scenic Railroad brought #7012 and Polson #70 to Tacoma to celebrate the grand opening of the LeMay Auto Muse... (more)