Walkersville Southern Railroad

The Walkersville Southern Railroad is a heritage railway located in Walkersville, Maryland.
== Locomotives ==
=== Diesel Locomotives ===
Image	Locomotive 	Type 	Manufacturer 	Build Date 	Status 	Notes
 	WSRR 1 	18-ton switcher 	Plymouth Locomotive Works 	1941 	Display 	Formerly operated by the Wilmington & Western Railroad.
 	WSRR 2 	25-ton switcher 	Davenport Locomotive Works 	1939 	Operational 	Built on steam switcher frame.
 	WSRR 3 	20-ton switcher 	Davenport Locomotive Works 	1942 	Stored out of service	Formerly US Army 7707 at Fort Holabird, MD, during WW II.
 	ex-WMSR #7 	Plymouth CR4 	Plymouth Locomotive Works 	1960 	Operational 	Originally from J&L Steel, went to Mount Union Connecting Railroad then Western Maryland Scenic Railroad; part of an exchange between the Walkersville Southern Railroad and WMSR.
 	ex-AFC #9 	GE 45-ton switcher	General Electric Transportation	June 1943 	Operational 	Originally built for the US Navy; Migrated to the American Car and Foundry Company (ACF), Milton, PA; recently overhauled and bought at an auction hosted by the ACF.
 	ex-DGVR 45 	GE 45-ton switcher	General Electric Transportation	June 1943 	Operational 	Formerly US Army 7496 at the Army Air Forces Depot, Orlando, FL, during WW II; was owned and operated by the Durbin and Greenbrier Valley Railroad.
 	ex-GN #5201 	GE 44-ton switcher	General Electric Transportation	1940 	Awaiting Restoration 	Formerly Great Northern; believed to be the oldest survivor of its type.
 	WSRR 101 	EMD Model 40 	Electro-Motive Division 	August 1942 	Out of service 	One of only 11 EMD Model 40 locomotives built in total; formerly US Army 7954 during WW II.
 	nee-PRR, ex- SRC 9331 	GE 44-ton switcher	General Electric Transportation	1948 	Operational 	Originally PRR equipment, later owned by the Strasburg Rail Road from the 1960s to 2013. Made its public return to operation on October 9, 2021.
 	PRR 9339 	GE 44-ton switcher	General Electric Transportation	1948 	Operational 	Originally PRR equipment, later owned by the South Carolina Railroad Museum 33.
 	ex-Marion Industrial Center 45	GE 45-Ton Switcher	General Electric Transportation	January 1944	Operational 	Purchased from the Marion Industrial Center in Marion County, Ohio in June 2021. Renumbered from 45 to 4 to avoid confusion with ex-DGVR 45; it was originally US Army 8538 for switching work overseas in Iran during WWII. Was renumbered to #5182 at MIC.
 	 	GE 25-Ton Switcher	General Electric Transportation	1937-1938 	Stored 	Worked at Cargail Plant in Buffalo, Iowa.
== Visiting Locomotives ==
Image	Locomotive 	Wheel Arrangement	Manufacturer 	Build Date
 	Flagg Coal No. 75 	0-4-0T 	Vulcan Iron Works	December 1930
 	Lehigh Valley Coal No. 126	0-6-0ST 	Vulcan Iron Works	May 1931
 	Jeddo Coal No. 85 	0-4-0T 	Vulcan Iron Works	1928
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