🚨 Slo-mo Video 🚨 The crank shaft of Shay No. 11, powered by three vertical steam cylinders, turns to provide the necessary power for climbing the steep mountain grades of the Cass Scenic Railroad. No. 11 was built in 1923 by the Lima Locomotive Works for the Hutchinson Lumber Co. of Oroville, Ca. Following its logging career, the locomotive was conveyed to the Pacific Southwest Railway Museum where it was cared for until being sold to Cass in 1997. Today, No. 11 can often be seen powering the

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

60K views · 1K reactions | On the Road in West Virginia: Our 55 Counties, Cass Scenic Railroad State Park segment. | On the Road in West Virginia: Our 55 Counties | Facebook

55K views · 2.3K reactions | It’s a perfect week for a train ride with temperatures in the 60’s! Shay 5 is handling today’s train to Bald Knob. | Cass Scenic Railroad | Facebook

4.6K views · 233 reactions | It’s the perfect day for a train ride to Bald Knob! | Cass Scenic Railroad State Park - Friends of Cass | Facebook

19K views · 1.4K reactions | It’s going to be a great weekend for a train ride! All Saturday departures are sold out, but a limited number of tickets remain for Sunday, August 8th. We look forward to having you on board!  - www.casstrain.com - | Cass Scenic Railroad | Facebook

The Big 6 made the trip to Bald Knob today. The Big 6 is the largest Shay still in existence weighing in at 162 ton. She was the last Shay built. This year she is 80 years old. | Cass Scenic Railroad State Park - Friends of Cass