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Maryland Junction Today - Engine House

On May 1 2004 I had the pleasure of touring what is left of Maryland Junction, Ridgeley Yard and Knobmount Yard with my friends Gerald Altizer and Doug Yoder. One of the buildings we visited was the former diesel engine house.

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View from the former location of the roundhouse

 

View from the Ridgeley side - the "Front", with Gerald's car for scale

 

This is the side shop that include small shops, lockers, and other partitioned rooms.

 

View looking towards Knobmount. Looks like the skaters have been messing around in here.

 

View looking towards Ridgeley

 

Interior roof detail. Click on the picture for a larger version.

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Engine House Interior Roof Interior roof detail. You can make out one of the stack vents at the upper left. The corrugated asbestos panels are laid directly over the roof trusses. Pete Brown, May 1, 2004

 

One of the many lights in the pits

 

Stairs into the pit

 

Furnace in the corner on the Knobmount side

 

Grinder in the side building

 

Fan and vent on the roof, and light on the side corner.

 

 

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