Fall is in the air(and on the ground, in the creeks) as the Bald Knob excursion returns to Cass.

Shay #5 heads down the line with a caboose train.

Western Maryland’s Shay 6, in its first weekend of operation on Cass Scenic Railroad, joins Cass veteran Shay 3 in filling the hollow adjacent to the Cass engine house with coal smoke. Shay 3 ... (more)

The crew at Cass and Durbin treated the fans to a great time for the Heritage Weekend 2021. Churning uphill, number 5 slides through a snakey S-curve.

Not long after it was returned to service in Oregon, the Mount Emily Shay pulls the Crooked River Dinner Train on the City of Prineville Railway.

Cass Scenic Railroad locomotives Shay 2, 4, 5, 11 and Climax 9 sit steamed up during a photoshoot on a warm June night in Cass, WV

Shay # 11 of the Cass Scenic Railroad was built in 1923 for the Hutchinson Lumber Co.’s Oroville (Butte County), California, mill operation. Running for the CSRR since 1997.

Shay # 6 of the Cass Scenic Railroad, the last Shay and second largest Shay ever out-shopped by Lima in 1945, built for the Western Maryland Ry.

Shay power with # 6, # 11 and # 5 of the Cass Scenic Railroad.

Shay # 5 of the Cass Scenic Railroad with a log train on a rainy may day. The locomotive was built in 1905 for the West Virginia Spruce Lumber Co.’s Greenbrier & Elk River R.R. and is the oldest... (more)

Throwback to the final weeks of summer in 2020... During the IRMs annual showcase weekend, the museum assembled a pretty large "Demonstration" freight consist for their locomotives to shuttle a... (more)

Smoke and sun fill the small cab of Shay #2 at the Cass Shops at the Cass Scenic Railroad on July 5, 2020. Shay #2 is a pacific coast Shay and was built in 1928 for the Mayo Lumber Company of Pald... (more)

"The Land of Shays" - Prior to a 11 am departure to Bald Knob Shay #2 at the Cass Scenic Railroad simmers away in the yard while a mechanic looks over a few items on the railroad's other... (more)

Shay 4 takes on water at the Cass water tower before beginning the "Parade of Steam" at the Cass Scenic Railroad

A Sierra Railway passenger excursion rolls westward on a summer afternoon. The train is just out of Jamestown, crossing Bell Mooney Road.