Shay 11 claws its way upgrade towards Bald Knob.

Shays 5 and 6 doublehead the passenger train past the water tanks at Oats Run.

Cass Scenic 11 smokes it up for the cameras as it works its way up towards Spruce with a short freight.

Cass Scenic 11, formerly Feather River Railway No. 3, steams upgrade at Old Spruce on the Cass Scenic's ex-Mower Lumber Company trackage. The track on the right leads to Spruce; the track on the ... (more)

Short photo freight hauled by Cass Scenic No. 5 as part of Railfan Weekend 2013.

Cass Number 5 climbs the mountain during Railfan Weekend 2013.

Four Shays pose for night photos near the Cass shop on a cool night in the Appalachians.

The age-old tradition of polishing the brass at the start of the day is kept alive by the dedicated employees at Cass.

Cass Shays rest overnight at the shop after the first day of Railfan Weekend 2013.

Sweet Appalachia. Shay 5 steams through the hills that she's called home since her birth.

Western Maryland 6 fills the hills and hollers with coal smoke as it climbs up Cheat Mountain. Photographed on the Cass Scenic Railroad.

Cass Scenic 4 and 5 stand ready on the old C&O Greenbrier Division main line to head up the hill towards Old Spruce on the first day of Railfan Weekend 2013.

Exhibiting scars from years of service on Cass Hill, Cass Scenic Shay No. 5 has been called a “dented, sway-backed carcass” with “not a straight line on her.” The 80-ton Shay was delivere... (more)

Shay No. 5 puts on an impressive show with a short freight in the Cass yard.

How's this for a heritage paint scheme? When the Cass line was saved for use as a tourist railroad, it ran one trip (in 1961) for the NRHS, with both Shay locomotives used that day lettered for th... (more)