WM Shay #6 doing a run by for Cass Railfan Weekend. Sponsored by MSR&LHA.

The East end of the yard at Hagerstown could be a very busy place as it was on the afternoon of May 04, 1973. With Reading Alco C630 & GP30, WM F7(A)#55, RS-2 #183 and SD40s plus SD35 #7434. From... (more)

WM Shay #6 does a run by during Cass Railfan Weekend. Sponsored by MSR&LHA.

As the vibrant green foliage of a much welcomed Spring is illuminated in the valley below Old Spruce, Western Maryland Shay No. 6 leads a work train toward Bald Knob from Whittaker. An MSR&LHA eve... (more)

Hitchcockesque birds loom in the background as Western Maryland power awaits its next assignment.

WM 7595 sits at Chessie System's Cumberland Shops along with BO 4041, a GP40. The unit is in need of work, and in the fall of 1981 the economy was such that it was likely to sit here for awhile. M... (more)

Western Maryland Shay 6 was the largest and last shay ever built by Lima, she is now in service on the Cass Scenic Railroad after being restored to operation in 1981

WM 25, 303 and GCK 154 hibernate on this cold day at the Dawson siding with some rolling stock.

Just another day in Hagerstown, Md. in October 1982 when the local switch crew went to work on the last operating BL2 in freight service in the U. S. This is only the second active BL2 I'd ever se... (more)

Arriving after a run to Frostburg.

Under cloudy skies on the Georges Creek Railway sit a chop nose Western Maryland EMD GP 9 # 25 originally purchased by the Western Maryland Railway in May 1954, Western Maryland ALCO FA 2 # 303 or... (more)