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GNRR Trains & Tracks – in the distance, a train traveling through Teton Valley east of Fort Benton near cliffs and the Missouri River (circa 1887) (taken by H.G. Klenze); locomotive #160 and crew, “one of first trains on Great Northern”; crewman and passengers standing next to a MCRR locomotive in Helena (1890); five men standing on the platform of the last car of a MCRR passenger train, probably taken between Great Falls and Butte (circa 1890); crew, including Engineer Peterson, Vic Beaudoin, Conductor Ed (Red) Murphy, E.D. Coleman, Alex Gott, and others standing with locomotive #197 and caboose east of the Glasgow station (1894); MCRR freight train in winter at Clancy before construction of the town (circa 1896) (taken by Robert M. Long); crew and young boy at last car of a passenger train at Jennings with buildings and a water tank behind the train (circa 1897); a 4-8-0 Brooks locomotive pulling a freight train on the horseshoe curve near Fielding station (also called Blacktail) (1899); crew with 4-8-0 Brooks locomotive #702 pulling livestock and freight cars at Nyack (later Red Eagle), south of West Glacier entrance to the park (1899); people standing beside tracks as passenger train goes through Bad Rock Canyon near Columbia Falls; locomotive #728 (a passenger engine) at a water tank with freight cars (hauling J.B. Long Livestock Company sheep to Minneapolis) on the Teton River near Fort Benton (1907)., circa 1887-1907>
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Identifier: Subseries II
Scope and Contents
From the Sub-Series:
Photographs of trains and tracks for GNRR, Montana Central Railroad (MCRR), Montana Western Railroad (MWRR), and St. Paul & Pacific Railroad (St. P&P) including locomotives, passenger cars, freight cars, caboose, livestock cars, sightseeing cars, dome cars, and flat cars hauling aluminum. Some images are from the GNRR Photo Division taken in 1966 to promote the Empire Builder passenger train traveling through Glacier National Park.
Dates:
circa 1887-1907>