WM 4314 and C&O 4416 are preparing to leave Raleigh for Quinnimont, with a train of loaded coal hoppers, while the rest of the Piney Creek power waits for assignment.
Western Maryland lettered power at Bayview.
The operating WM F7 unit rests by the museum car shop.
The 132 basks in the evening sunlight.
Two WM Cabins On Coal Train
Switching Yard, With Engine 187
Switching Yard
WM SD-35 7432 at Cumberland yard. One look at this unit and you know the WM era has long since passed. 26JAN86
West Virginia Central operates historic diesels in WM paint for their freight operations and on the New Tygart Flyer excursion train; FP7 A unit 67 and B unit 415 sit in the yard prior to tomorrow... (more)
WM Shay 6 sits at the shops after being used on the day's Whittaker excursions
The 132, coupled to some freshly painted WM cabooses, some signals, and the MRS-1's in the same shot, all on display for Heritage Days. Note the speeder to the left and fellow HRM member Leonard ... (more)
WM RS3 195 is on display near the northside of the roundhouse.
