Cass Scenic Railroad

The Cass Scenic Railroad is a heritage railroad located in Cass, West Virginia and operated by the Durbin & Greenbrier Valley Railroad in Durbin, WV. The railroad has a collection of geared steam locomotives, most of them are operational and used on tourist excursion trains.
==Locomotive Roster==
Current Locomotives:
Photograph	Locomotive 	Build date 	Wheel Arrangement 	Manufacturer 	Locomotive Class	Status
 	Mayo Lumber Company No. 2 	July 1928 	Three-Truck Shay 	Lima Locomotive Works 	PC-13 	Operational
 	Hofius Steel & Equipment Company No. 3	December 1920	Three-Truck Shay 	Lima Locomotive Works 	C-80-3 	Retired From Excursions in 1994; Placed on Static Display in Cass
 	Mower Lumber Company No. 4 	December 1922	Three-Truck Shay 	Lima Locomotive Works 	C-70-3 	Operational
 	Buffalo Creek and Gauley No. 4 	1926 	2-8-0 "Consolidation"	Baldwin Locomotive Works	Class Ks 	Being restored to operational status for the Durbin and Greenbrier Valley Railroad
 	Greenbriar Cheat & Elk No. 5 	November 1905	Three-Truck Shay 	Lima Locomotive Works 	C-80-3 	Operational
 	Western Maryland Railroad No. 6 	1945 	Three-Truck Shay 	Lima Locomotive Works 	C-150-3 	Operational; Recently Returned to Service From its FRA Mandated 1,472-Day Boiler Inspection and Overhaul On September 3, 2023
 	Meadow River Lumber No. 6 	1929 	3-Truck Heisler 	Heisler Locomotive Works	C-90-3 	Currently Leased to the Durbin and Greenbrier Valley Railroad as of June 2016
 	Raine Lumber Company No. 7 	October 1920 	Three-Truck Shay 	Lima Locomotive Works 	C-70-3 	Stored
 	Moore, Keppel & Co., Inc. No. 8 	1919 	3-Truck Climax 	Climax Locomotive Works 	C-70-3 	Operational
 	Hutchinson Lumber Company No. 11 	July 1923 	Three-Truck Shay 	Lima Locomotive Works 	C-90-3 	Operational
Former Locomotives:
Photograph	Locomotive 	Build date	Wheel Arrangement	Manufacturer 	Status
 	Greenbriar Cheat & Elk No. 1	1905 	Three-Truck Shay 	Lima Locomotive Works	Traded to the B&O Railroad Museum in Baltimore, MD in 1980 in exchange for WM 3-truck Shay 6
== Trivia== 
*3-truck Shay locomotive 5 was designated as the official state steam locomotive of West Virginia.
*3-truck Shay locomotive 5 is the oldest operational Shay locomotive in the world.
*The railroad has two locomotives with the road number 6. Heisler locomotive 6 is lettered with Cass Scenic Railroad and 3-truck Shay locomotive 6 is lettered with Western Maryland.
*Restoration on Climax locomotive 9 began in the early 2000s and was completed in September 2019, at which point, the locomotive joined the operational fleet at the railroad. It was originally numbered as 6, but was renumbered to 9 since the railroad already has two Shay locomotives in service with the road number 6.
* As of June 2016, Heisler locomotive 6 is leased to the Durbin & Greenbrier Valley Railroad until their Climax locomotive 3 returns to service from its Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) mandated 1,472-day boiler inspection and overhaul.
Category:Heritage Railways
Category:Companies
Category:Cass Scenic Railroad
Category:North American Railroads
Category:Tourist Railways
Category:Tourist Attractions
Category:United States