Looking in bad shape and wearing a Chessie number this unit probably has little time left.

Western Maryland SD40 7571 leads at Chinchester, PA on Baltimore & Ohio's westbound train 85. This was the third of three trains that the crowd "suffered" at Meetinghouse Road while wait... (more)

Forge Fall: WM 7471 leads westbound Buckingham Branch Railroad local Z631 westbound into Clifton Forge, Virginia, on the last stretch of their run for the day.

Millboro Maryland: WM 7471 leads westbound Buckingham Branch Railroad local Z631 westbound out of Millboro Tunnel in Millboro, Virginia.

When I walked into the Railway Service Contractors facility in Kansas City, Kansas, the last thing I expected to see was the Alco FA2 Western Maryland 303. I had last seen this engine in Barton, M... (more)

Western Maryland FA2 303 emerges like a forgotten relic from the undergrowth surrounding the out of service Georges Creek Railroad trackage. With the closure of the railroad's only customer, the f... (more)

With a light rain falling, Chessie WM 7547 in fresh paint has a eastbound crossing Jacobs Creek on the B&O Keystone sub at, Jacobs Creek, Pennsylvania. October 4, 1988. Jack D Kuiphoff © photo

Chessie, WM, Western Maryland 7547 SD40, Chessie/WM 7547 was originally WM 7447 in the circus scheme, Red/Black/White, at Connellsville, Pennsylvania. July 12, 1982. Jack D Kuiphoff © photo

Western Maryland Railway F7A 235 holds the mainline while a set of power (WM GP40 3799, F7A 66, RS-2 184 and an SD35) rolls by heading into the Hagerstown Yard. (Hagerstown, Maryland – Septembe... (more)

West Virgina Central, Western Maryland, WM FA2 303 -F7B 415 -FP7a 67, exiting Stuart tunnel with a photographer special east of Elkins, West Virginia. April 24, 2004. Jack D Kuiphoff photo ©

Western Maryland, WM, BL2 82, on the West Virginia Central at Elkins, West Virginia. April 21, 2004. Jack D Kuiphoff photo ©

When I walked into the Railway Service Contractors facility in Kansas City, Kansas, the last thing I expected to see was the Alco FA2 Western Maryland 303. I had last seen this engine in Barton, M... (more)

On display near the old Western Maryland Railway depot in Westernport MD is WM caboose 1826. Wearing its original paint scheme, most likely a repaint, this car was built by the railroad in August... (more)

A Trio of critters: (from left to right) LEFT: GE 44 ton powered by 2 CAT D-17000 diesels making 380 horsepower. Built by General Electric in 1943 for the Western Maryland. It served the industri... (more)

Darkest Before Dawn In Westernport. The Western Maryland Railroad Station Museum and Park in Westernport, Maryland sits dark on the night of November 21, 2019. The museum itself reopened af... (more)