Barney Gramling is at the helm of Flagg Coal #75 during the second runby of the Saturday sunset photo charter at the Walkersville Southern Railroad.

Flagg Coal #75, visiting the Walkersville Southern Railroad, crosses the Monocacy River Bridge with the 4 pm train of the day.

Nice to see a well-kept piece of equipment, even in a static display. B&O 1951 also served as MARC 3 (and perhaps others) and resided at the B&O Museum in Baltimore before coming to Gaithersburg... (more)

Running LHF...Mike Spooler notches up the throttle on GP30 #502 on a day when steam should be leading this train

734 heads west around Helmstetter's Curve.

With a camera crew in the cab and on the ground producing a documentary, the B&O 25 makes all the sound and fury she can muster on an early morning run.

734 passes under an old Western Maryland signal bridge, symbol G H, as she works nicely up hill near the Frostburg Depot

734 charges around Helmstetter's with a heavy and full load of passengers enjoying the fall scenery. Almost six years have passed since I made this shot. Since then, the brush and trees have grow... (more)

Here at Sunnyside straight, 734 shows her ability to make pretty smoke plumes..

On the very last day of the 2010 season, I rode in the cab of 734. We lost the stoker, and stopped here on Sunnyside to build up steam, and fix a hole in the fire. I got off to take a few photos, ... (more)

A long fall color excursion is led by 501 and 502, with 734 on the rear and fourteen passenger cars between. New WMSR brakeman Dan Morris is riding 501 after flagging the Baltimore Street Crossing... (more)

734 working nicely on a grade here at Trimble Road, the old girl cants into a curve in good light. At the throttle is Cody Cook, just back from conductor school at CSX. Tomorrow he'll be on a CSX ... (more)

WMSR 734 makes an impressive run around helmstetters curve.

My road trip would not be complete without a quick side trip to the WM Scenic RR

Engineer Cody Cook at the controls of WMSR 501 & WMSR 502 giving a helping hand to 734 on this dark gray day trip to Frostburg