Listen for the echo of the whistle! Our 120-year-old Shay No. 5 rolls along the Greenbrier River toward Durbin. Did you know? Shay No. 5 is the oldest operational Shay locomotive in the world, delivered new in November 1905 to the Cass-based West Virginia Spruce Lumber Company’s Greenbrier & Elk River Railroad. A living piece of railroading history. 🚂 | Cass Scenic Railroad

Shay no. 4 and 6 depart Cass this morning for Bald Knob. | Cass Scenic Railroad State Park - Friends of Cass

Shay locomotives have been climbing the steep grades of Cass hill for over 120 years. Thanks to our dedicated shop crew, these powerful locomotives are able to operate just as hard and reliably as the day they were built. When you ride the Cass Railroad you’re not just experiencing the beauty of the Mountain State, you’re also witnessing one of the greatest shows on rails! For more information visit us at www.casstrain.com | Cass Scenic Railroad

48K views · 2.3K reactions | Shay No. 6 between the switchbacks with the second Whittaker excursion today.  | Cass Scenic Railroad | Facebook

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Cass Scenic Railroad train ride in Cass, West Virginia. #cassscenicrailroad #cassscenicrailroadstatepark #westvirginiafallride #truesouthernaccent #foryou #foryoupage #fyp | True Southern Accent | Facebook

149K views · 6.6K reactions | Listen for the whistle from Shay No. 2 as it pushes the Whittaker Train across Gum Road.  | Cass Scenic Railroad | Facebook