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Blue Mountain Railroad Freight Trains |
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Blue Mountain Railroad #784 and #790 in Walla Walla. John Henderson photo, Jeff Moore collection. 
Blue Mountain Railroad's locomotives in Dayton, Washington, on 6 October 1994. Keith E. Ardinger photo. 
Blue Mountain Railroad #784 and #790 at Bolles, Washington, on 6 October 1994. Keith E. Ardinger photo. 
Added May 2026. Another shot of Blue Mountain Railroad #784 and #790 on 6 October 1994. Keith E. Ardinger photo. 
Blue Mountain Railroad #790 in Walla Walla in October 1994. Keith E. Ardinger photo. 
Blue Mountain Railroad #790 and #784 in Walla Walla on 28 October 1994. Keith E. Ardinger photo. 
Blue Mountain Railroad #790 at Reese, Washington, in 1996. Keith E. Ardinger photo. 
Added May 2026. Blue Mountain Railroad #784 getting some mechanica attention. John Henderson photo, Jeff Moore collection. 
Blue Mountain Railroad #799 at Colfax, Washington, on 23 May 1995, wearing the then more traditional Watco black and orange colors on the railroad's northern operations. Keith E. Ardinger photo. |
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| John Henderson captures the following images of a Blue Mountain train rolling through country typical of
northeastern Oregon and southeastern Washington. Jeff Moore collection. |
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Watco also holds a contract to switch the giant pulp and paper mill at Wallula, adjacent to the yard where the Blue Mountain Railroad and successors interchange traffic with the Class 1
carriers. Some of the Watco power used to switch the plants carried Blue Mountain Railroad lettering, including CF-7 #2606, seen here in Wallula on 20 April 1998. Keith E. Ardinger photo. |
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