This is a continuation of yesterday’s post , which outlined the Train Shed building’s sustainable and environmentally-friendly features. Tod...

PART I In one sense, forestry was the Northwest’s “green” industry of the last two centuries. The Train Shed will convey part of that story ...

Santa Train® 2010 is sold out but preparations continue for the 11,000 guests that will be visiting North Bend, Snoqualmie and the Northwest...

At the Train Shed dedication on October 2, 2010, the daughter of the late Jack Hoover of Belt, Montana announced the donation of his caboose...

This month the Northwest Railway Museum was honored to receive visits from both Congressional candidates. Early in October candidate Suzan D...

“Some of you might have thought we were going to pound in th e golden spik e,” said Museum Directo r Richard Ande rson at the Train Shed De...

Weyerhaeuser is perhaps the best-known forest products company in the Northwest and has a long and colorful association with railroads. It ...