West Virginia and Regional History Center
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Morgantown, WV 26506-6069
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Preferred Citation
[Description and date of item], [Box/folder number], Miscellaneous Records regarding the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Cass Railroad, and Other Railroads, A&M 2980, West Virginia and Regional History Center, West Virginia University Libraries, Morgantown, West Virginia.
Immediate Source of Acquisition
Gift from Morgantown Public Library, 1981/08/11
Scope and Contents
This collection contains miscellaneous records regarding the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Cass Railroad, and other railroads. Types of records include newspapers and news clippings, calendars, and ephemera.
Subjects and Indexing Terms
- Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
- Cass Scenic Railroad
- Cowan, John F.
- Hartley, L. S.
- Railroads - Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
- Railroads - Cass Scenic Railroad
- Railroads -- West Virginia
- Robey, William Grafton, 1926-
- Sanders Hill (Preston County, W. Va.)
- Sanders, Willie.
- Saunders family
- Shaffer, Frank E.
Container List
Folder 1 contains material regarding the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, including a scrapbook of clippings regarding end of service (1957-1958); photocopy of article titled "Where 65 Cars Still Make a Train" (1960); photocopy of article titled "When the B&O Took the Coal & Coke Over" (1974); two Baltimore and Ohio calendars (1977-1978); and ephemera, including small calendar (1954), schedule (1957), and business card (undated).
Folder 2 contains a copy of "The Cass Chronicle" which includes an article regarding the history of the Cass Scenic Railroad and a photocopy of the same (1976).
Folder 3 contains material regarding miscellaneous railroads, including a photocopy of an article from the West Virginia Review titled "West Virginia has World's Biggest Locomotive" (1932); a business memorandum regarding train dispatchers in the vicinity of Grafton, West Virginia and a photocopy of same (1941); a typescript of an interview with Willie Sanders regarding construction and legends of the local railroad (1970); and an advertisement for a "Vulcan B" Railroad Torch (undated).