Finally, a train on the George's Creek. 303,25, and two ballast cars. Looks like new ties and ballast is coming to the RR

4505 shows off the latest in safety equipment at the shop. This yellow gadget is designed to keep workers from falling off the top of locomotives.

734 stands on exhibition, no steam, brought over to Cumberland for "Heritage Days" event. Behind her is caboose 1813, redone in bright red in the older WM paint scheme. Also is Plymouth ... (more)

One of my favorite "plume" shots of WMSR 734, here arriving at Frostburg after the hard pull of the last two miles or so.

2629 shuffles towards us, pushing (slowly) a bad order car. She's moving it from the north side of the yard to the south side, so that the shop boys can replace all four wheelsets. Check the wheel... (more)

A lovely fall day as 734 arrives at the Frostburg Depot with a load of passengers ready to enjoy that day!

The Winchester & Western Shop at Gore Va on a strangely clouded but peaceful Sunday morning.

The two fellas who had WM25 restored to her orginial Western Maryland colors, Pat Stakem, and Gerald Altizer on the right.

The young fellow in the lower right hand of the photo is preparing to run to Brush Run Tunnel. He was doing leg stretches on the gate, but as usual, everything stops when 734 thunders past!

This rail grinder must be GPS controlled, the main grinders pulled up before this crossing, then this trailing unit dropped it's ginders down and did the rail at the crossing...awesome to watch. F... (more)

Mark St Aubin baling coal into 734's greedy firebox. The stoker is not working this day, and Mark will get a workout, hand bombing the old girl all the way to Frostburg.

101 rests after a hard day's work. She looks a little tired now, covered in oily exhaust and her horns drooping. But I'd bet she's still quite capable. The George's Creek handles all switching ins... (more)

This young man takes a photo across Woodcock Hollow, as 734's first run of the 2015 season works up a location called "Sunnyside".

WMSR's caboose, the "Richard E Markle", named for the railroad's popular former conductor. follows 734, 12 passenger cars around the famous curve, with the road's GP 30 locomotives pushing the he... (more)

A group of folks have made a museum out of the old Western Maryland Depot in Westernport, and this well kept WM "northeastern" caboose sets in a park across the street. Note the neat old watchman'... (more)