Everett, WA
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Everett is a town north of Seattle. When the rained stopped around sunset, I took a walk around it’s waterfront, and enjoyed the lovely scenery around the yacht club. The dense clouds in the sky, reflected onto the water channel, made it a memorable walk.
im Jazzkeller, Frankfurt am Main, Februar 2023
Sangoma Everett Trio with Enrico Rava & Olivier Kei Ourio - Jazzwoche Burghausen 2016
The Everett Railroad local is working in Claysburg, Pennsylvania on a crisp March morning. It is seen dropping a CN box car at a local industry.
A very photogenic little 2-6-0 Mogul. An ex Narragansett Pier, ex Bath and Hammondsport now Everett Railroad #11, built by Alco
Everett Railroad GE 80-tonner number 4 switches a car in Claysburg, Pennsylvania. In the left background is one of the former DL&W MU cars that would become an excursion coach.
A single Everett GP16 runs through the fields of southern Blair County on their way to switch a customer in Claysburg. The Everett Railroad operates a cluster of ex-PRR branch lines radiating south out of Hollidaysburg.
The Everett Railroad of today, notable for steam excursions, has nothing in common with the original Everett Railroad, other than the name. Originally, the road operated a former Huntingdon& Broad Top line centered around Everett, Pennsylvania after the H&BT gave up the ghost in 1954. As a kid, I remember seeing the Everett’s GE 80-tonner along the Pennsylvania Turnpike as we passed by Everett on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. The Everett operated the line until 1982, when Conrail abandoned its Mt. Dallas Secondary, which was the Everett’s connection to the outside world.
After lying dormant for two years, the Everett found a new home on the former Conrail Bedford Secondary between Brooks Mill and Sproul. Remaining rolling stock was trucked to the new line, including 80-tonner number 4, seen idling in the cold morning airin the right distance. Old Number 4 wasn’t enough to handle the new line’s traffic, so the Everett acquired two ex-Conrail SW9’s, painted in a scheme reminiscent of NJDOT’s original scheme. Here SW9 8933 stands at the road’s operational headquarters in Claysburg, Pennsylvania.
Nickel Plate Road Berkshire No. 765 races along Riverview Road just south of Peninsula, Ohio in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park leading an excursion which is part of CVSR's last day of Steam in the Valley. This photograph was shot at 1/15 second and was taken out the window of a moving car.
We got to listen to Taps from the Naval base next door while we watched the sunset over the marina. Such a beautiful moment!
July 26 2015; Everett Paine Field PAE. The sale to ANA was ntu; the aircraft eventually went to Ethiopian Airlines as ET-ATI
On a sunny afternoon, a trio of Dash-9s lead a Vancouver, BC to Portland freight out of the tunnel under downtown Everett. Everett, WA, 7/12/2025
The Royal Danish Air Force bought a total of 77 F-16A/B aircraft in 2 major batches and 2 attrition replacement orders. Of these, 48 aircraft and 14 spares, all upgraded to MLU standard, will remain operational until 2020-2025 when they will be replaced by the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter. It is seen here at the Belgium Air Force Days at Kleine Brogel Air Force base in Belgium.
Everett Railroad GE 80-tonner number 4, the only piece of equipment that survived the abandonment of the original Everett line, stands at the operational headquarters of the reborn Everett ay Claysburg, Pennsylvania. Soon after the 1984 rebirth, the GE was found to be to light for the new line, and two SW9’s were purchased. One of those EMD’s, number 8990, is seen just beyond number 4.
Here is just another from last summer when GP40-2LW MEC 507 showed up on the docks in Everett to work BO-1 in her sparkling brand new paint. Truly one of the most improbable things to happen in New England railroading in 2020.
The red white and blue unit beside them is the Ciment Quebec plant switcher. This unit is the last privately owned plant switcher to be found in daily use in the immediate Boston area. It is a cabless 125 ton Alco blt. in 1960 and acquired from the bankrupt James River Coal company. The unit is remote controlled and has a hostler stand on it and once worked at a coal mine in Kentucky whose lettering it still wears. I'm not sure of the exact history of of the switcher. Some sources say it was ex Baltimore and Ohio but another says that it was originally Lehigh and New England Alco S2 616 before being sold to the Louisville and Nashville that eventually traded it in to GE that rebuilt it as an 'auto-haul 335.'
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Everett, Massachusetts
Wednesday August 5, 2020
EVERETT, Wash. (Sept. 24, 2021) Cmdr. Matt Noland, commanding officer of Arliegh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Kidd (DDG 100) reunites with his family on the peir of Naval Station Everett. Kidd returned to NSE following a deployment in support of Commander, Task Force (CTF) 71/Destroyer Squadron (DESRON) 15. An integral part of U.S. Pacific Fleet, U.S. 3rd Fleet operates naval forces in the Indo-Pacific in addition to providing realistic and relevant training across the full spectrum of military operations – from combat operations to humanitarian assistance and disaster relief. U.S. 3rd Fleet works in close coordination with other numbered Fleets to provide commanders with capable, ready forces to deploy forward and win in day-to-day competition, in crisis, and in conflict. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Ethan Soto)
2 Oakway SD60's lead westbound BN train #111 through Howarth Park in Everett, WA on February 8, 1993. Snow-capped Mt Baker above the lead unit is nearly 60 miles away so this was a very clear winter day in the Northwest.
- Incorporated in 1891, but its roots trace back to the 1860s as a crossroads community named for landowner Simon Peter Everett
- The arrival of the Seaboard and Raleigh Railroad in 1882 transformed it into a hub for shipping cotton, corn, grapes, potatoes, and peanuts
- The town’s post office, established in 1884, still operates today
️ Architectural & Cultural Features
- Home to the Everetts Historic District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places
- Includes Queen Anne, Colonial Revival, and Romanesque architecture
- Notable buildings: Barnhill’s Hardware and Grocery Store, J.S. Peel Commercial Building, and the Everetts Christian Church
👥 Demographics
- Population (2020): 150 residents
- Historically fluctuated, peaking at 270 in 1930, then declining over the decades
️ Railroad Legacy
- The railroad was the town’s lifeline, offering mail, passenger, freight, and telegraph services
- Commercial buildings and civic institutions clustered near the tracks, forming the town’s core