Alphabet Route - Western Maryland Railway
WEBWestern Maryland Railway. Cumberland to Hagerstown (1969?)
Western Maryland Railway - Wikipedia
WEBThe Western Maryland Railway (reporting mark WM) was an American Class I railroad (1852–1983) that operated in Maryland, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania. It was primarily a coal hauling and freight railroad, with a small passenger train operation.
Western Maryland Railway (WM), " The Fast Freight Line - American-Rails.com
WEBThe Western Maryland Railway, affectionately known as the Wild Mary, was a truly fascinating carrier; condensed within a network of just 800+ miles one could witness time freights, slow coal drags, backwoods locals, and even Shay geared locomotives!
Western Maryland Railway - Alphabet Route
WEBMar 11, 2013 · 10/18/10 Updated the 1969 Hagerstown-Cumberland track chart (was incomplete). 12/12/09 Updated Available Models. 01/02/10 Added 1953 (Sept) Official Guide of the Railways, Updated Prototype Links and Model Painting.
WEBPorters-York Track Chart 1-1-1956 ( WM Track Chart 1-1-1956.pdf ) 2.568MB.
Alphabet Route - Western Maryland Railway
WEBWestern Maryland Railway Revenue Equipment: Boxcars and Refrigerator Cars William J. Oertly and D. A. McFall, 2006, Western Maryland Railway Historical Society, Inc. ... Track Chart Book #1 - #14 (photocopies of original WM documents) WMRHS ... Blue Book of Model RR Practice 68: WM, WAB F-unit Color Charts …
Western Maryland Railway - Trains and Railroads
WEBThe Western Maryland Railway (reporting mark WM) was an American Class I railroad (1852–1983) which operated in Maryland, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania. It was primarily a coal hauling and freight railroad, with a small passenger train operation.
The Historic Western Maryland Route - Western Maryland …
WEBExplore and find the best photography spots on the historic line of the Western Maryland Scenic Railroad between Cumberland and Frostburg, Maryland.
WM West End - About the WM - wmrywesternlines.net
WEBThe Western Maryland Railway, in its heyday was one of the most efficient, best run Class 1 railroad in the east, and possibly in the nation. Starting out as a regional grainger bringing crops to market from Westminster to Owings Mills before the Civil War, the WM grew to span from the Port of Baltimore to the Allegheny Mountains of ...
Western Maryland Railway - TrainWeb
WEBWestern Maryland Railway Modern day photo tour Accompanying each photo below are: Mile - the distance west from Westport, Maryland (south Baltimore) Ease - difficulty level to reach the photographer's location (A = easiest, F = toughest) Area - estimate of safety level of area (A = safest, F = worst) Map - ADC brand street map coordinates ...