04/24/1999 - 04/25/1999 West Virginia/Maryland Railfanning

08/31/2002 West Virginia & Maryland Road Trip

While driving home from a recent hikiing trip I took advantage of discovering several backwoods WV & MD towns and spots along the way.

I have recently heard that the little 0-4-0T in Davis, WV has been moved/scrapped(?) - Can someone please let me know if this is true? cpl_clegg@yahoo.com

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	Thomas, WV Storefronts, including Colabrese Brothers. (thanks Anita from the internet!)
	Thomas, WV Note the fence made from old rails and steel cable.
	0-4-0T W.H. Mason Lumber Co. Located on Hwy. 32 in Davis, WV. (Some info from SteamLocomotive.com)
	Front, smokebox Wood pilot.
	3/4 view Note the air compressor and air tank. The water tank (which would have been mounted atop the boiler in an upside-down "U" shape) is missing.
	view side
	view side
	Rear 3/4 view There is a lot of sheet metal repair done to the cab.
	Rear: Firebox, bulkhead. Coupler is missing as well as all the instruments.
	Rear 3/4 view back
	Side rods - oil cups These neat little funnels are for the engineer who is "oiling around" to get oil into the side rod bearings. Also, one can see the brasses of the bearings are still in place.
	Left piston Note air tank above.
	Brake compressor Arm goes down to operate brakes.
	Brakes and running gear From a low angle.
	View from rear, looking forward Axles, fire box is in foreground.
	View from rear, looking forward, a little lower The grates are visible at the top.
	Firebox interior Flues have been removed.
	Engineer's side of firebox Throttle Lever is still in place.
	Rear, low angle view Running gear. Brake cylinder on this side as well.
	Running gear, springs, brakes & throttle linkage A lot of different elements are visible here.
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