Railroad Cars
p.1 #1Railroad Cars
We have a railroad museum of sorts near me. I hadn't been there in many years until 2 weeks ago or so for an entry into the Weekly Assignment.
These are from prior to the "Walkersville Southern" becoming a museum.
Dan
the 1st and last were at one time engines. Someone bought them and removed the iron rail wheels and replaced them with rubber tires for parades.
These are from prior to the "Walkersville Southern" becoming a museum.
Dan
the 1st and last were at one time engines. Someone bought them and removed the iron rail wheels and replaced them with rubber tires for parades.
Feb 12, 2026 at 02:49 PM
p.1 #4Railroad Cars
Bill Gass wrote:
Beautiful...And talk about some nice relics.
The "boilermakers" are a riot Bill! Huge plumes of steam billow out from the stacks. There are 3 and vary in size as seen.
The other "engine" was modified by the owner and what now appears to be a place for rear passengers to sit was where the coal was carried.
The rest is the train yard where they repair old rail cars!
Hope all is well at CL and Medford!
Dan
Beautiful...And talk about some nice relics.
The "boilermakers" are a riot Bill! Huge plumes of steam billow out from the stacks. There are 3 and vary in size as seen.
The other "engine" was modified by the owner and what now appears to be a place for rear passengers to sit was where the coal was carried.
The rest is the train yard where they repair old rail cars!
Hope all is well at CL and Medford!
Dan
Feb 13, 2026 at 10:26 AM
p.1 #5Railroad Cars
douter wrote:
Love the old stationhouse, Dan'l!
Douglas
Thanks Douglas!
Maryland has some wonderful train stations hundreds of years olde still standing and carrying passengers from Martinsburg, WV to Washington, DC daily
I will post more..
Dan'l
Love the old stationhouse, Dan'l!
Douglas
Thanks Douglas!
Maryland has some wonderful train stations hundreds of years olde still standing and carrying passengers from Martinsburg, WV to Washington, DC daily
I will post more..
Dan'l
Feb 13, 2026 at 10:28 AM