Condensed profiles for the Oregon Short Line Railroad and the Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company [manuscript], circa 1977.

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Condensed profiles for the Oregon Short Line Railroad and the Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company [manuscript], circa 1977.

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Two ring binders titled "Union Pacific System / Oregon Short Line R. R. / Condensed Profile," and "Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company / Condensed Profile." Each contains schematic diagrams showing elevations and other features of all segments of track, produced by the Office of the Chief Engineer System, Omaha, Nebraska.

.04 cubic feet (2 items)

Oregon Historical Society Research Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7111109

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