The First E-Unit

A shortened version of the Royal Blue stands in Baltimore. Of course, this is not Camden Station, but rather the nearby Mount Clare shops complex, which has... (more)

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Museum's prized 4-4-0 No. 25, an 1856 Mason Machine Works survivor is seen here at the Museum's back shop undergoing its mandatory 1472 service inspection and overh... (more)

A Baltimore Transit PCC enters the loop at the Baltimore Streetcar Museum, while a BTC Peter Witt passes behind. Overhead is CSX.

501 works hard as she shoves 11 passenger cars and one caboose around the top curve at Helmstetter's.

Gulf Oil Lives! Former Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) PCC car 2168 passes Baltimore Transit Company (BTC) PCC 7407 at the Baltimore Streetcar Museum in Baltimore... (more)

WM 734 works westbound at Cash Valley Road.

"Western Maryland" 501 crosses the National Highway (U.S. 40) on the outskirts of Cumberland, Md. The GP30 became the star of the show during the "Farewell to 734" trip on this... (more)

The engineer of an inbound Western Maryland passenger train grabs trainorders from the station agent during a brief station stop at Cumberland.

B&O Baldwin 4-6-2 No.5300, President Washington
A rare clear unobstructed view!

The No. 5300, "President Washington" was the first of 20 class P-7 Pacific-type locomotives built... (more)

B&O EMD GP30 No. 6944

B&O #6944 sits idling ready to pull the Museum's excursion train on February 28th, 2016. So nice to see B&O equipment pulling the Museum's trains vs more modern MAR... (more)

On a picture perfect fall day, 734 is nearing the Frostburg station with a full train enjoying the experience of steam powered rail travel.

Working hard up the hill out of Woodcock Hollow. Steep here, and 734 is working hard with a long train.

Crew enjoys a nice summer day on the way to Frostburg. A cab ride in 734 is great..but the ride in 501 offers a wonderful view of the 15.6 mile ride up the hill from Cumberland!

WMSR Mountain Thunder chugs past the Trimble Road Crossing on her last day of excursion service.