Power for the train to Spruce was Shay #2 instead of Shay #6 due to a broken tooth on one of #6's gears.

A smoky morning with Cass's two authentic Mower Lumber Co. Shays: on the left, class 70-3 #4; on the right, class 80-3 #5. Railroad: Cass Scenic Railroad
Locomotive: 3 truck Shay
Location: Cass, West Virginia, USA
Locomotive #: CSRR 4
Train ID: Unknown
Photo Date: May 18, 2008

Ex- Meadow River Lumber Co., Rainelle, WV Heisler #6 travels down the Cass main.

Cass #4 & #5 are lined up and prepped for the 2008 Cass Railfan Weekend night photo session.

The Cass Scenic Railroad's 103 year old Shay #5 travels down the former C&O main along with the CSRR's four other Shay locomotives. For more Cass photo's Railroad: Cass Scenic Railroad
Locomotive: Shay
Location: Cass, West Virginia, USA
Locomotive #: CSRR 5
Train ID: Adv. Shoot
Photo Date: May 26, 2008

Birds eye view! Western Marlyand Shay #6 is seen from high above the former C&O main.

Steam Capital of America! With six locomotives in steam the Cass Scenic Railroad State Park has made geared steam history. Standing infront of each engine are the men and women that made th... (more)

Cass Shay #2 negotiates the S-Curve at Sugar Grove with a Carl Franz Photo Special.

A Mower Lumber Company log train glides around Gum Curve on a cool, cloudy morning, so typical of springtime on Cheat Mountain.

A night shot at the Cass railroad station

A staged night shoot during the MSRLHA "Titans of the Mountain" railfest weekend. Thanks to everyone who made this possible for all us "Shutterbugs".

PAN SHOT of a Shay in action. Contrary to popular belief, it is in fact possible for the naked eye to perceive movement as Cass! Photo taken at 1/13 sec. That's engineer Danny Seldomridge who loo... (more)

The ghost of Cass! Shay #5 travels through the yard during a foggy morning.

Until this day Shay #4 and #5 hadnt doubleheaded on a Cass passenger train since 1994 as both had been out of service due to repairs at different times. In this photo you see both engines pulling ... (more)

The crew of Shay 5 oils around during a Mountain State RR & Logging Historical Assoc. night photo shoot.