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Re: NP Mainline from Seattle to Portland early 60's
Author: Key Route Ken
Date: 03-03-2010 - 16:10

OK-- Here is a question for you whiz kids...

There is a double track "main" that branches off the BNSF around Argo and heads up "Airport Way" a couple of blocks, before it becomes all single track.

It actually parallels I-5 and Airport Way, running in between the two roadways. It runs thru the old Rainier Brewery//Tully's location and comes to a DEAD END just before Spokane Street..

Ques: What is the "historical significance" of THAT route ?? Warren Wing told me, so let's see what the rest of you think.. Thanks..

KRK

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  NP Mainline from Seattle to Portland early 60's Steve Thompson 03-01-2010 - 07:44
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  Re: NP Mainline from Seattle to Portland early 60's Bruce Kelly 03-01-2010 - 12:12
  Re: NP Mainline from Seattle to Portland early 60's Steve Thompson 03-01-2010 - 20:07
  Re: NP Mainline from Seattle to Portland early 60's SP RedElectric 03-01-2010 - 21:11
  Re: NP Mainline from Seattle to Portland early 60's Key Route Ken 03-03-2010 - 16:10
  Re: NP Mainline from Seattle to Portland early 60's George Andrews 03-03-2010 - 16:43
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