Cass Scenic Railroad
The Cass Scenic Railroad was started as the West Virginia Pulp & Paper company in Cass West Virginia. Then it was sold to Mower Lumber Company. In 1962, the Mower Lumber company ceased operations of the Cass line and the railroad was taken over by the State of West Virginia. Today the Cass Scenic Railroad is operated as a tourist railroad by the State of West Virginia.
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| The ruins are the remains of the Lumber Company sawmill for which the Cass Railroad was built to serve. The sawmill sat near the juction of the Cass RR and the old Western Maryland Green River branch. | This is a shot of the coaling station for the Cass Railroad. | |||
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| This group of picture shows the typical company houses of Cass. | ||||
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| This is a shop of the older Superintendent's house. | ||||
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| These shots show the West Virginia Country side. | ||||
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| This photo is of the large radio-telescope at the Green River National Radio-Observatory. It is located near Cass and would certainly be a unique model!!! |
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