Southbound on the Seattle Subdivision, Union Pacific ES44AC no. 2658 rounds the curve at Sunnyside Beach Park in Steilacoom WA. with its Container Train.

Rolling southbound on the Seattle Subdivision, BNSF SD75M No. 268 rolls through Steilacoom's Sunnyside Beach Park with a mixed Manifest.

Running northbound up the Seattle Subdivision, BNSF ES44C4 No. 2126 passes through Steilacoom's Sunnyside Beach Park with a manifest of Tank Cars. Offshore the ferry returns to the landing in S... (more)

BNSF EMD power swings around the curve at Sunnyside Beach along Puget Sound

Union Pacific's trash train from Seattle heads south by Sunnyside Beach on a sunny evening along Puget Sound.

A very stinky Everett to Roosevelt garbage train rolls through Sunnyside Beach in Steilacoom on a warm Memorial Day afternoon. The train in the distance to the left is not part of this train but i... (more)

BNSF's Everett to Longview Jct manifest winds its way along the coast of Puget Sound as it crosses Bridge 14 and approaches Sunnyside Beach. Meanwhile, a couple takes a walk along the narrow beach... (more)

Union Pacific's I-TAG4 hugs the Puget Sound heading southbound for an eventual terminus of Joliet, Illinois' Global 4 intermodal terminal.

A Northwest Container stack train bound for the Port of Portland curves through Steilacoom at sunset.

Bridge 14 sunset

Shortly after sunset, BNSF 7792 glides along Puget Sound with the Longview, WA to Everett, WA manifest.

On a calm Spring evening, BNSF 1419 leads the southbound Everett to Longview Mixed Freight along Puget Sound at Salters Point.

UP 3609 leans into the curves with its Portland bound train at Steilacoom, WA. The double track main is owned by BN and used by UP and Amtrak at this time. Amtrak now uses a different route out of... (more)

UP 5851 leads a freight north past the Steilacoom, WA station (NP heritage) and ferry boats that service Anderson Island & Ketron Island on the double track mainline into Tacoma along Puget Sound.... (more)

There weren't many Strauss direct lift bridges to begin with, but this is the last one in the US. There is also one left in Prince George, BC. Northern Pacific Railway commissioned the bridge in 1... (more)