Cass Scenic Railroad's Greenbrier & Elk River Shay 11 slowly leads a freight along the Greenbrier River on its way to Durbin during Cass Rail Heritage Photography Weekend.

Cass Scenic Railroad's Greenbrier & Elk River Shay 11 moves some freight past a farmer with his classic Farmall Tractor on its way to Durbin during Cass Rail Heritage Photography Weekend.

Cass Scenic Railroad's Moore Keppel & Co Climax gets some TLC at the Cass Shop. Participants in the Cass Rail Heritage Photography Weekend got a tour of the shop as part of the weekend.

Trains Magazine kicked off its charter weekend at the Western Maryland Scenic Railroad with a night photo session at Brush Tunnel.

L163 formerly Q317 leaves the Main at Viaduct Jct. and crosses Wills Creek and slowly enters the Mountain Sub.

Tight Squeeze. Originally built as Milwaukee Road 109 in 1950 this loco now wears C&O paint and squeezes through this S shaped tunnel. With only inches on each side to spare as it gingerly roll... (more)

Mount Storm empties roll through Gorman Md. on the Thomas Sub. This was the leader when the train left Mt Storm and came down the Stony River Sub. Once at Bayard WV the leaders become the rear e... (more)

A&O crew using CSX power about to start loading at Sentinel Mine.

Ex Western Maryland SD40 currently owned by PNLX sits on the Western Maryland Scenic/CSX interchange track waiting pickup by CSX to begin its journey to Michigan.

Ex NYC SW 7 runs light back to the loadout from Alexander WV. to grab the last set of loads from the loadout. The unique submarine bridge is made to be under water when the river rises.

A&O crew using csx power lead empties under the load-out at Sentinel Mine.

Ex NYC SW 7 leads a string of met coal from the loadout back to Alexander WV. The unique submarine bridge is made to be under water when the river rises.

Western Maryland Scenic 2-6-6-2 H-6 eases through the Narrows at first light for Trains Magazine's Welcome Back 1309 Charter.

Western Maryland Scenic 2-6-6-2 H-6 eases around Helmstetters Curve and the Helmstetter Farm putting on a great show for Trains Magazine's Welcome Back 1309 Charter.

West Virginia Central switching out the scrap yard in Elkins