From under the cover of the gazebo at the Lewis County Historical Museum in Chehalis, a Tacoma bound intermodal meets a Portland bound manifest, catching the photographer off guard with just enoug... (more)

A southbound UP manifest passes by the former depot at Chehalis, which is now the Lewis County Historical Museum. The museum is also host to a Virtual Railfan livestream camera and this gazebo tha... (more)

GN 24 ft. caboose no. X592 basks in the gray skies of western Washington on April Fools Day, 1979. I have not been able to find any more info on the caboose, perhaps someone might know what happen... (more)

A UP Fife, WA to Portland, OR mixed freight with 3 UP SD70M's for power uses its trackage rights on the BNSF Seattle Sub as it gets a run for Napavine Hill, seen here coming into Chehalis, WA with... (more)

From its deport in Chehalis, Washington, the Chehalis-Centralia Railroad regularly operates steam-powered tourist trains on approximately 10 miles of former Milwaukee Road track. Cowlitz, Chehalis... (more)

Sporting a non-standard logo, a former Burlington Northern GP38-2 powers a BNSF local consisting of recently repaired cars from GBW Railcar Services in Chehalis, Washington.

Cowlitz, Chehalis & Cascade 15 runs around on the main to couple up to the front of the train.

Cowlitz, Chehalis & Cascades 15 runs alongside Tune Rd. shortly after departing with the 3pm trip to Milburn.

After waiting in Centralia, WA for Amtrak 502 to clear town, a hotshot BNSF manifest races south past the old Northern Pacific station in Chehalis, WA, which now serves as the Lewis County Histori... (more)

A southbound manifest with a trio of EMD's is howling through Chehalis, WA, at track speed in the last rays of sunlight.

Former Simpson Railroad power now works the Western Washington with a former SP caboose.

Railfans are out in force for the 3rd annual Autumn Leaf Slideshow weekend as a southbound BNSF freight approaches Chehalis,WA on October 29, 2005. 2 contributors to Railpictures.net can be seen i... (more)

Waiting for a signal.

After a day of clouds and rain, the 15 is finally bathed in sunlight while switching the Chehalis Yard in frot of a crowd of spectators during the 2011 NRHS convention.

Harold Borovec, CMO of the Chehalis-Centralia runs his "baby" engine 15 past a throng of photographers during some switching after an NRHS convention event.