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Nostalgia & History > Cumberland Hump Memory ... Early 1990'sDate: 05/21/17 08:36 Cumberland Hump Memory ... Early 1990's Author: DTWilson Shortly after the Western Maryland Scenic Railroad rebuilt the LS&I #34 as WM #734 the locomotive made a trip the CSX Cumberland Yard Hump to be Weighted. Guess it would be safe to say, this was the last steam locomotive under steam on the Cumberland Hump - Early 1990's
   Date: 05/21/17 08:38 Re: Cumberland Hump Memory ... Early 1990's Author: DTWilson Some of our trip over to the Hump.
   Date: 05/21/17 08:40 Re: Cumberland Hump Memory ... Early 1990's Author: DTWilson The early morning sun was a killer trying to get a decent shot on the hump.
   Date: 05/21/17 09:02 Re: Cumberland Hump Memory ... Early 1990's Author: Railbaron When was that hump built? Not only was it the "last" it might have been the "only" steam on the hump. In fact, now that I think about it, I don't think I've ever seen a hump yard using steam engines.
Date: 05/21/17 09:44 Re: Cumberland Hump Memory ... Early 1990's Author: rev66vette Great story and pics....thanks for documenting this, and sharing it.
Date: 05/21/17 09:52 Re: Cumberland Hump Memory ... Early 1990's Author: DTWilson rev66vette Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Great story and pics....thanks for documenting > this, and sharing it. and the real treat is that I got a photo of #4617 when she was still in C&O paint working the yard at Cumberland.... and now she is be cosmetically restored by HLS for the C&O Historical Group. Date: 05/21/17 10:36 Re: Cumberland Hump Memory ... Early 1990's Author: Topfuel Looks like Danny Pluta at the throttle.
Date: 05/21/17 15:54 Re: Cumberland Hump Memory ... Early 1990's Author: DTWilson Topfuel Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Looks like Danny Pluta at the throttle. It was..... |