Showing posts with label Western Maryland RR. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Western Maryland RR. Show all posts
Thursday, October 22, 2015
Steam Train Penstock in Use
Two years ago I took the above photo of the penstock at the old Western Maryland Railroad station in Cumberland, Maryland. This past weekend I was in Cumberland again and took the photo below which shows the penstock in use supplying water to the tender of the Western Maryland Scenic Railroad steam engine 734.
Sunday, March 2, 2014
Lake Roland, Winter Walk
Took a walk at Lake Roland yesterday with my brother Mark. The weather kept the crowd down. Along the western shore there is still a section of the abandoned Western Maryland RR Green Spring Branch. On inspection it appears that the rail shown below was rolled at Maryland Steel, Sparrows Point, MD, a hundred years ago in 1914. Maryland Steel was at the time a subsidiary of Bethlehem Steel. It was absorbed into Bethlehem Steel in 1916. More photos from our walk can bee seen at this link.
Labels:
Baltimore,
dam,
Green Spring Branch,
Lake Roland,
Maryland,
Maryland Steel,
Towson,
Western Maryland RR,
winter
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