The 6 shoves its train past the passenger shack in Elkins as it makes an evening run up to Kelley Mountain Tunnel.

WM 6 crosses the Tygart River bridge as it prepares for a day of pulling short excursions out of Elkins.

With the excursion runs done for the day, the Big 6 pulls down for coal and water.

The younger generation is introduced to steam as WM 6 is watered by the Elkins Fire Department during its visit for the depot's centennial. Thanks to Cass Scenic, WVC, and MSR&LHA for making this ... (more)

WVC's BL2 poses next to Cass Scenic's Western Maryland Shay 6, which is in town for the centennial celebration of the depot in Elkins. Made possible by the Mountain State Railroad & Logging Histor... (more)

Steam returns to Elkins! 'Big Six' is greeted by some local children as she crosses the Tygart River just a few yards from the station bringing steam back to Elkins for the first tim... (more)

A classic EMD BL2 and FP7A sits at the Elkins Depot along with a Lima Shay steam engine for a night photo session arranged by the fine folks at MSRLHA.

Signaling a changing of the guard, WM 82 sits ahead of a Shay steam engine at the Elkins Depot.

In this staged night photo shot, original Western Maryland BL2 has returned to the original Western Maryland Depot in Elkins, WV.

Western Maryland Shay 6 made a brief appearence when it was taken from the shop to the water tank for a drink and then returned to the shop. This is a massive shay.

The Western Maryland owned just two BL-2s, Nos. 81 and 82. Both survive. This is No. 81, preserved outside the main entrance of the B&O Railroad Museum at Baltimore.

The crews of WM 67 and Shay 5 take a lunch break beside their engines during the Titans of the Mountain railfan weekend at Cass,WV.

The last WM painted unit always attracted a crowd of local railfans. Here the engineer gives us a wave as 3798 passes through the West Baltimore interlocking.

This yard at Thomas was a collection spot for several local mines in the area. This whole division was torn up from Romney to Elkins after Chessie takeover. Also, the local mines had low quality v... (more)

A coal train crosses over the Northeast Corridor and heads towards the Consolidated Coal yard in east Baltimore for unloading.