B&O 6604 leads a freight train across one of many trestles near Romney WV

B&O's Mt. Clare Shop's 1927 "Lafayette" No. 13 Replica

Like the Pennsylvania Railroad, the B&O was caught off guard in the early 1930's missing a historically significant piece of history... (more)

Crossing the South Branch of the Potomac on Sycamore Bridge, a B&O F unit cuts through the darkness. Thanks to Chase Gunnoe for a GREAT Photo Charter.

Crossing the South Branch of the Potomac on Sycamore Bridge, a B&O freight cuts through the darkness. Thanks to Chase Gunnoe for a GREAT Photo Charter.

B&O 6604 leads a passenger extra south past a whistle post

BO 6927, a GP30 leads a GP40 and SD9 with a westbound manifest freight through Rittman, Ohio on the former B&O mainline. The train is headed towards Willard, Ohio.

Yard scene on an overcast day.

End of an era. What you see on this snowy and frigid day is one of the final movements of the Fayette Central Railroad. This tourist line has operated since Memorial Day 2006 over the Southwest ... (more)

A westbound rake of empties departs Grafton Yard. From the Colin Gray Collection

Fayette Central Railroad's Alco wearing B&O colors crossing the road at Bowest Junction. The concrete strucure on the left (engineer's side) was a call box used by B&O crews to contact tower oper... (more)

A Chessie System train with an eclectic mix of B&O and WM power gets ready to head towards east on the Metropolitan Subdivision in the spring of 1979.

The B&O #25 - the "William Mason" is America's oldest operational steam engine. She is seen here under steam at the &O Railroad Museum on a beautiful Fall day making short solo runs by the Museum... (more)

Tom Golden photo.

B&O #600, a rare 2-6-0 built by the B&O Mount Clare Shops in 1875 sits in the B&O Railroad Museum's own back shop awaiting an unexpected restoration after a roof collapse in 2003 damaged this beau... (more)

A rare look inside the B&O Railroad Museum's back shop finds a near finished restoration of the Museum's prized B&O "AJ Cromwell" #545 which was damaged when the roof collapsed at the Museum in 20... (more)