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No. 4 takes on a tank of water, and it takes 1,500 gallons of it from nearby Leatherback Creek for each puffing trip up Cheat Mountain, with about 400 thrilled passengers, that is.  The neighboring Chesapeake and Ohio Railway donated the water tank.

349. Shay No. 4. Cass Scenic Railroad

Walter Good applies wrench to the grease cups lubricating the side rods of his engine before going up on the Mt. while fireman, Paul Bradley looks on.  Both were veterans of log hauling days before passengers where hauled on Cass Scenic Railroad.

350. Engineer Walter Good and Fireman Paul Bradley Adjust Grease Cups

351. Railroad Men on Cass Scenic Railroad

352. Blackhurst, Warren 'Tweard' - Looking out Window

Philip Bagdon looking at Shay #4 train engine.

353. Shay No. 4 Cass Scenic Railroad

Train tracks going up a steep hill through the forest.

354. Long Incline Up Hill

355. Class Photo Unidentified School

"Baker House $1.00 per day" on sign.  Cass, W.V.

356. Hotel (Baker House), Cass, W. Va.

Side view of Shay train engine beside a trestle.  Original from C.B. Cromer

357. Shay Left Hand Full View in front of Coal Trestle.

Earl Palmer, "Blue Ridge Mt's Roamin' Cameraman," Cambria, Va.  'This decaying building was once the worlds largest double bandmills'.  During the hey-day of operations at Cass, 2500 men worked here and in the woods round about, turning out a quarter million feet of wood products per day, working two 10 hour shifts.  Nowadays the old bldg. is an object of curiousity amongst thousands of rail fans who pass by on logging train excursions to Bald Knob.

358. Band Mill in State of Disrepair at Cass, W. Va.

Men standing on big steam shovel beside dump cars.

359. Marion Steam Shovel in Big Cut with Greenbrier, Cheat & Elk Dump Cars.

Machinery and ladder visible in a mill.

360. Lumber Mill Equipment