Great Northern Railroad Snow Shed - Black and White Wood Print

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This is an abandon snow shed that was built in 1914 to prevent snow and avalanches from immobilizing the trains, After one of the worst railroad tragedies in history, where 96 people died in two trains from an avalanche in 1910, the Great Northern Railroad decided it needed to put up more snow sheds. The new snow sheds would help protect this important stretch of track through the Cascade mountains that connected Seattle to the midwest. But after an 8 mile tunnel was built through the Cascades that made travel to Seattle much easier, this line was abandon in 1929. The snow shed is located on Stevens Pass in the Cascade Mountains and has been converted to a hiking and biking trail called the Iron Goat Trail that covers much of the history of the railroad and the historic tragedy that took place. The name takes after the logo of the the Great Northern Railroad.

My photography focus is primarily nature and wildlife. I have a strong passion for the outdoors, capturing images that help preserve the numerous public lands and all that they offer. My travels take me all over the western united states to the common and not so common places. Many of my photos concentrate on the National Parks of Glacier, Yellowstone, Grand Tetons, and Arches National Parks. Other areas of my travels include Moab Utah, Central Oregon, the Oregon coast and many areas around my home State of Washington. Take your time and enjoy my images. Feel free to share with your friends and if you have any questions about my work please contact me

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