MSR&LHA held it's 2015 Railfan Weekend May 15 through 17 at Cass Scenic RR State Park in Cass WV and over the Durbin & Greenbrier Valley Railroad.

Steam returns to Shavers Fork of the Cheat Heisler No. 6 crosses the Shavers Fork of the Cheat River at Bridge No. 77, south of Cheat Bridge during a photo freight sponsored by Cass Railfan... (more)

Danny Seldomridge looks on from the cab of Western Maryland Shay No. 6 during his final week before retirement from the State of West Virginia.

Engineer Danny Seldomridge blows down the glass on the hydrostatic lubricator before the days trip up the mountain to Bald Knob.

James tends to Heisler No. 6 during Saturday evening's photo session at the water tower as part of the Cass Scenic Railroad's annual Fall Photography Workshop.

Geared steam locomotives pose at the Cass Depot during Railfan Weekend 2014.

Heisler 6 smokes it up with her Shay sisters during a photo runby at the Cass Depot.

Western Maryland Shay No. 6 drifts downgrade between the switchbacks with the Bald Knob train as it makes the return trip to Cass.

Western Maryland Shay No. 6 meets Shay No. 5 at the upper switchback before continuing on to Bald Knob.

Western Maryland Shay No. 6 and Western Maryland BL2 No. 82 rest beside each other following the Great West Virginia Train Race. Also pictured is former Western Maryland coach No. 835.

After coupling up to a cut of coal hoppers, engineer Danny Seldomridge discusses the afternoon's train movements with conductor Gene Lambert and Ben True of the D&GVRR.

Black Diamonds and Irony: This image shows Cass's legendary Western Maryland Shay No. 6, coupled to a cut of coal hoppers alongside the former lumbering town of Spruce, West Virginia. 85 years ago... (more)

After coupling up to a cut of coal hoppers, Western Maryland Shay No. 6 prepared to pull its train to Spruce.

During what might have been the last chance to see Cass steam in such a fashion, 3 Shay's bring the passenger train into Whittaker. With Cass soon under new management trips like this may soon be... (more)

Heisler 6 simmers at the Cass depot after a full day on the mountain.