Restoration Center
In August 2006 the Museum dedicated the new Conservation and Restoration Center (CRC), phase one of the Railway History Center. The CRC is a place to perform collection care on large rail artifacts including locomotives, coaches, and freight cars. It features 8,200 square feet (760 m2), two full length inspection pits, and is used to perform many functions once conducted in railroad backshops.
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White River Lumber Company Caboose # 001
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US Plywood Corporation 2-6-6-2 Steam Locomotive
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Snoqualmie Depot
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Restored Northern Pacific Railway Boxcar
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Alco RSD-4 locomotive
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Train pulling into the Snoqualmie depot
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Fairbanks Morse H12-44 locomotive
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The Snoqualmie Depot is at the end of the rainbow!
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Replacing cladding on a wooden coach
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Spokane, Portland & Seattle Railway coach
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Northern Pacific Rotary 10 steam snowplow with tender
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The excursion train departs from The Snoqualmie Depot
Northern Pacific Rotary 10 steam snowplow from front end
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