West Side Lumber Company No. 9 steams across a small trestle on the Midwest Central Railroad loop.

West Side Lumber Company 3-Truck Shay No. 9 heads for the water tower at North Station at the start of a busy day on the Midwest Central Railroad.

West Side Lumber 9 takes a test run around the loop after throttle gasket repairs, as 0-4-0T 16 enters South Station.

West Side Lumber 9 pauses at North Station with a passenger train as darkness falls upon Mount Pleasant.

The "wrong" side of Shay No. 9 seen at South Station with a short freight train.

Ignore that motorhome in the background, and this scene looks like it could have been taken fifty years ago at the West Side Lumber Company.

Shay 9 departs North Station (Snipe Run) with a load of passengers bound for South Station. The Shay is the largest piece of steam equipment in operation during the Midwest Old Threshers Reunion,... (more)

West Side Lumber Company No. 9 approaches the North Station at Snipe Run with a full load of passengers.

No. 9 has been restored to its West Side Lumber Company look, as it appeared in the late 1950s.

No. 9 is being changed off for No. 6 at the enginehouse lead.

Engines 6 and 9 are steaming up for another day pulling passengers at the reunion.

Heaven for a steam fan! Two narrow gauge locomotives, hot and under full pressure. Note how West Side Shay No. 9 towers over the smaller SS&S No. 6. The reunion is one of the rare occasions tha... (more)

The fireman adjusts the oil fire in West Side Lumber Company Shay No. 9 as it circles the loop.

West Side Lumber Co. No. 9 and Surry, Sussex & Southampton No. 6 steaming up at the Midwest Central Shop before a day out on the line pulling passengers.

West Side Lumber Shay No. 9 pauses for a drink at the restored water tower located at Snipe Run.