WM 25 was the first of a batch of GP-9 locomotives that received the "Hagerstown Chop Job" where the short hood was shortened and the locomotive rebuilt. Western Maryland "Chop-job" GP-9 sits alongside a former Long Island caboose at Barton, MD. The trackage is former Western Maryland and is now Ihe Georges Creek RR.

Western Maryland Photographic Roster, Locomotive Model: GP9. Unit # Notes Model Serial # Pictures : WM 25 : GP9 19548: 28

Roster info and photos from various sources, used with permission, courtesy of Patrick H. Stakem. 2. From the Collection of George Elwood. 3. From Dean Heacock, used with permission. 4. From Gary Stubben, used with permission.

Unit # Notes Model Serial # Pictures : WM 6 : Shay 3 Truck 3354: 212: 36141: WM 7: Jones & Laughlin Steel 6/1960: 60 Ton CR4 6216: 4: 244247

Shades of the 50's and 60's, ex-WM GP9 #25 rests at the Western Maryland Scenic Railroad's station in Cumberland, MD on a sunny Sunday afternoon. The unit, privately owned by the Georges Creek RR in MD, contracted out the painting and maintence of this venerable WM locomotive to the WM Scenic.

2008年8月9日 · Georges Creek Railway's ex-Western Maryland Railway GP9 #25 makes its public debut pulling this one time special fan chartered trip on the Western Maryland Scenic Railroad. The WMSR rebuilt...

Western Maryland GP-9s Class DS-24,25,27 Red, White & Black Paint. Western Maryland purchased 21 GP-9s between May 1954 and June 1957. These engines were delivered in the black and gold paint scheme and over time 9 units were repainted to the red, white, and black scheme. All units had their short hood chopped down for better visability.

Earlier in 2008, the Georges Creek Railway purchased former Western Maryland Railway GP9 #25. After sitting derelict in Georgia for several years, the new owners brought her home. First, was a stop at the Western Maryland Scenic shops for restoration.

The B&O Museum in Baltimore, Md. has a good collection of WM equipment. They currently have WM locomotives: RS3 195, slug 138T, BL2 81, F7A 236, covered hopper 951224, and caboose 1803. WM/Chessie Safety Caboose 901803 photographed on June 1999 in the B&O RR Museum in Baltimore. WM covered hoppers photographed in Winchester, VA during 1997.

WM GP9 31 and RS-2 184 at Port Covington, Baltimore, MD on November 19, 1969. The GP9 was built in September 1955 and traded to EMD in 1980. The RS-2 was built in April 1950 and sold for scrap January 1969.