Corporate records, 1892-1910, 1932.
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Pacific Coast Company
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The Pacific Coast Company rail, shipping, and coal operations served the West coast from the mid-19th century until its last railways were abandoned or sold in the mid-20th century. Though the company was organized under the "Pacific Coast Company" name in late 1897, it comprised several existing organizations, most notably the Pacific Coast Steamship Co., Pacific Coast Coal Co., and the Pacific Coast Railway. In Seattle, the Columbia & Puget Sound Railroad, originally the Seattle & Wall...
Seattle and Montana Railroad Company.
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Seattle and Northern Railway Company.
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Oregon Improvement Company
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Mining and transportation company of Washington state, 1888-1896. Henry Villard founded the Oregon Improvement Company in 1880 as a central component in his attempt to dominate the economy of the Pacific Northwest by linking rail, river, and ocean transport. The OIC owned coal mines in western Washington, four small railroads, and a steamship company. They suffered financial problems from the start, and competition for the San Francisco coal market was stiff. They tried ...
Union Wharf Company.
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The Union Wharf Company was incorporated in 1892 in Washington for the purpose of operating wharf and warehouse facilities in Anacortes, Washington. At various times it was controlled by the Oregon Improvement Company and the Pacific Coast Company before being acquired by the Seattle and Northern Railway Company in 1899. In 1906 it was sold to the Seattle and Montana Railroad Company which transferred the property to the Great Northern Railway Company. In 1912 the corporation ceased to exist. ...
