SECTION: PHOTOS, IMAGENUMBER: 1, ARCHIVES:ACCESS: , ACCESSNO: 2009.10, ARCHIVES:ACCRUALS: , ARCHIVES:ACQVALUE: , ARCHIVES:CAPTION: , ARCHIVES:CAT: , ARCHIVES:CATBY: , ARCHIVES:CATDATE: , ARCHIVES:CATTYPE: , ARCHIVES:COLLECTION: , ARCHIVES:CONDITION: , ARCHIVES:CREATOR: , ARCHIVES:DATE: , ARCHIVES:DESCRIP: , ARCHIVES:DISPDATE: , ARCHIVES:EARLYDATE: , ARCHIVES:EXHIBITNO: , ARCHIVES:GPARENT: , , ARCHIVES:GROUP: , ARCHIVES:HOMELOC: , IMAGEFILE: 001\20091027.JPG, , IMAGENO: 1, ARCHIVES:LOANNO: , ARCHIVES:NARRATORID: , OBJECTID: 2009.10.27, ARCHIVES:OBJNAME: , ARCHIVES:PARENT: , ARCHIVES:TEMPLOC: , ARCHIVES:TITLE: , ARCHIVES:UPDATEDBY: , ARCHIVES:XHOMELOC: , ARCHIVES:ZSORTER: , LIBRARY:CAT: , LIBRARY:CATBY: , , LIBRARY:CATDATE: , LIBRARY:COLLECTION: , LIBRARY:CONDDATE: , LIBRARY:CONDITION: , LIBRARY:COPYNO: , LIBRARY:CREATOR: , LIBRARY:EXHIBITNO: , LIBRARY:LATEDATE: , LIBRARY:LOANNO: , LIBRARY:RECAS: , LIBRARY:RECDATE: , LIBRARY:RECFROM: , LIBRARY:SUBJECTS: , LIBRARY:TITLE: , LIBRARY:ZSORTERX: , OBJECTS:ACQVALUE: , OBJECTS:CAPTION: , OBJECTS:CAT: , OBJECTS:CATDATE: , OBJECTS:CATTYPE: , OBJECTS:COLLECTION: , OBJECTS:CONDITION: , OBJECTS:CREATOR: , OBJECTS:DATE: , OBJECTS:DESCRIP: , OBJECTS:EARLYDATE: , OBJECTS:EXHIBITNO: , OBJECTS:GPARENT: , OBJECTS:HOMELOC: , OBJECTS:LOANNO: , OBJECTS:NOTES: , OBJECTS:OBJNAME: , OBJECTS:PARENT: , OBJECTS:RECAS: , OBJECTS:RECDATE: , OBJECTS:RECFROM: , OBJECTS:UDF13: , OBJECTS:UDF14: , OBJECTS:UDF15: , OBJECTS:UDF16: , OBJECTS:UDF17: , OBJECTS:UPDATEDBY: , OBJECTS:XHOMELOC: , OBJECTS:ZSORTER: , PHOTOS:ACQVALUE: 0.000000, PHOTOS:CAPTION: , PHOTOS:CAT: P, PHOTOS:CATBY: , PHOTOS:CATDATE: 2009-03-15 00:00:00, PHOTOS:COLLECTION: , PHOTOS:CONDITION: , PHOTOS:CREATOR: unknown (Enid Nordlund Collection), PHOTOS:CURVALMAX: 0.000000, PHOTOS:CURVALUE: 0.000000, PHOTOS:DATE: , PHOTOS:DESCRIP: "The sinkhole just down the line from Silverton was an eternal nemesis for the railway. The trestle work had to be constantly realigned and repaired as the unstable ground slowly moved. Many attempts were made to stabilize the soil, but none worked," according to the caption in this photo, scanned from "The Everett and Monte Cristo Railway," by Phil Woodhouse, Daryl Jacobsen and Bill Petersen and Oso Publishing. This is presumably the same spot near the station named Weigle shown in another photo from this book (also in our archive in this accession.), PHOTOS:DIMNOTES: , PHOTOS:DISPVALUE: , PHOTOS:EARLYDATE: 1894, PHOTOS:EXHIBITNO: 0, PHOTOS:GPARENT: 8: Communication Artifact, PHOTOS:HOMELOC: , PHOTOS:INSVALUE: 0.000000, PHOTOS:LATEDATE: 1940, PHOTOS:LOANNO: 0, PHOTOS:NOTES: , PHOTOS:OBJNAME: Print, Photographic, PHOTOS:PARENT: Art, PHOTOS:PEOPLE: , PHOTOS:RECAS: Gift, PHOTOS:RECDATE: , PHOTOS:RECFROM: unknown, PHOTOS:STATUS: , PHOTOS:TEMPLOC: , PHOTOS:TITLE: , PHOTOS:UDF13: 0, PHOTOS:UDF14: 0.000000, PHOTOS:UDF15: 0.000000, PHOTOS:UDF16: 0.000000, PHOTOS:UDF17: 0.000000, PHOTOS:UPDATEDBY: Unknown, PHOTOS:XHOMELOC: 020090001000027, PHOTOS:ZSORTER: 0200900010, PHOTOS:ZSORTERX:, Darrington Historical Society,Darrington Historical Society archive,Collection Type,Imported Records,2009.10.27 (No title provided),2009.10.27 (No title provided) 1, 2009.10.27 (No title provided) 1