The late Roger Puta's slide was scanned and posted by Marty Bernard.

The power for train WM-6. The late Roger Puta's slide was scanned and posted by Marty Bernard.

Purchased originally by Western Maryland as WM 75 in 1943 more than 70 years later and wearing a fresh WM dress the 75 is hauling passengers in Michigan on the Southern Michigan Railroad.

Where only geared steam dare tread, Western Maryland "Big Six" shoves our train up to Bald Knob on a chilly Fall afternoon.

MSR&LHA held it's Cass Railfan Weekend with WM Shay #6 poses at the water tank.

Diesels make for good charters too! One of WMSR's GP30s poses at the station at the end of a WMSR/Lerro mini-charter.

Western Maryland K-2 Pacific No. 202 was built by Philadelphia's Baldwin Locomotive Works in July 1912. After 40 years of an easy life on the railroad's rather spartan passenger service it was ret... (more)

WM 67 Leads a train across a short bridge crossing one of the many streams along the Cheat River

It may be a staged night shot from 2007, but it's still a live WM BL2 rumbling away on a glorious fall night at a classic WM location.

Always a spectacle! The geared locomotive race at Cass during Railfan Weekend 2015, sponsored by the Mountain State Railroad & Logging Historical Association.

The crew of WM 6 job brief before departing the Cass depot. Photographed during Railfan Weekend 2015, sponsored by the Mountain State Railroad & Logging Historical Association.

A photo train headed up by "WM 243" (ex-CP) is near Spruce, WV, during Railfan Weekend 2015.

"Big Six" poses at the Cass water tower during Railfan Weekend 2015, sponsored by the Mountain State Railroad & Logging Historical Association.

Skirting the Tygart River, a B&O coal train passes the famed Phillipi covered bridge. The pre-civil war structure is the longest covered bridge in West Virginia. As a "double-barrel" two-lane brid... (more)

The helper on a loaded coal train from Century, a Western Maryland GP40, assists the train over calm waters of the Buckhannon River.