I thought it would be really useful if I catalogued all the books, magazine
articles and links I've found relating to the Western Maryland Railway.
This is a bibliography of WM-related materials, if you will. This page lists
only web sites.
If you know of a website that has useful information on the Western Maryland,
please email the WebMaster at this address: 
. All websites will be evaluated for appropriate content before being added to
this list. Commercial sites will get extra scrutiny :-)
A Aubrey Bodine Photos |
| Site contains : Photographs of Steam and Diesel Locomotives, Bridges, Yards and
Workers
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| From Jennifer Bodine:
In 1952 the Western Maryland Railway Story was published. This volume has been
considered to be in a class by itself in the annals of railroad history. A.
Aubrey Bodine was the photographer who produced the contemporary photographs
published therein.
His daughter, Jennifer, has developed a website with Bodine’s photographs,
including his unsurpassed train pictures. Bodine’s images are now available as
digitally restored reprints and note cards.
www.AAubreyBodine.com contains 4000 posted images with more to be posted
shortly. A special link of Bodine’s railroad pictures, including those of the
Western Maryland Railway, is available at the above link.
Please visit our website and see the beauty of trains that Bodine captured with
his incomparable eye.
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All Time Western Maryland Diesel Roster |
| Site contains : Photographs of Diesel Locomotives and Roster Information
listing all WM Diesels.
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| Site with a unit-by-unit breakdown of all the diesel locomotives owned by the
Western Maryland. Includes photos of most.
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All Time Western Maryland Steam Roster |
| Site contains : Photographs of Steam Locomotives and Roster Information listing
all WM Steam power.
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| Site with a unit-by-unit breakdown of all the steam locomotives owned by the
Western Maryland. Includes photos of most.
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Cass
Scenic Railroad |
| Site contains : Photographs of Operating WM Power.
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| If you like the WM, nothing can beat a ride behind Shay #6. Cass Scenic
Railroad currently operates the former WM Shay, the largest shay every produced
by Lima (the GCE shay was larger, but only after post-production
modifications). The site includes photos of Shay #6 in operation.
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Durbin
and Greenbrier Valley Railroad |
| Site contains : Photographs of Operating WM Power on WM tracks.
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| If you want to ride behind real Western Maryland diesel locotmovies (including
an FA2 and a BL2) this is the place to visit. Several of my train-related
wallpapers on my site were taken on this railroad.
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Fallen-Flags.org WM Photos |
| Site contains : Photographs of Locomotives, Bridges, Structures etc.
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| Site with tons of prototype photos of Western Maryland Railway equipment and
structures
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Mountain Home |
| Site contains : Photographs of current and recent-day WM Right-of-way, as well
as locomotives.
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| Another great site that walks along some of the WM right-of-way. If you have an
evening to spend, this site is a great way to spend it :-)
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SD45.com |
| Site contains : Photographs of late-model WM diesel locomotives
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| Extremely good photographs of Western Maryland locomotives in speed and RWB
schemes.
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Western
Maryland Railway Historical Society (WMRHS) |
| If you're interested in the WM, and haven't yet joined the WMRHS, do so now!
:-)
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The
Western Subdivision |
| Site contains : Photographs of WM Locations
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| Site with tons of photos of the current and recent state of the WM
right-of-way. You could easily spend hours here!
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Western Maryland Survivors, LLC |
| The Western Maryland Survivors are dedicated to saving WM equipment that is in
service or on the scrap lists today.
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sure to drop me a note in my
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