Lima Locomotive Works, Inc.

Photo Credit: Left: by Lima staff (BP 5-1945) Right: George R. Kadelak collection (BP 5-1945) Top: George R. Kadelak collection (BP 5-1945)

Shop Number 3354	-	Built for: Western Maryland RY Co.
{2,767th Lima Built Shay}

Built: 5-14-1945	Class: C 150-3	Trucks: 3	Cylinders: [#-Dia. x Stroke] 3 - 17 x 18
Gear Ratio: 2.45	Wheel Dia.: 48"	Gauge: std.	Boiler: [Style - Dia.] E.W.T. - 62.375"
Boiler Pressure: In Lbs. (PSI) 200	Tractive Effort: 59,742 Lbs.	Factor of Adhesion: 5.54	Maximum Safe Speed: 23.3
Fuel Type: Coal	Fuel Capacity: 9 Tons	Water Capacity: 6,000 Gallons	Empty Weight: As built 269,960
Owners: Western Maryland RY Co., Western Maryland RY #6, Elkins, WV (9-1950) Retired from service (7-4-1953) Baltimore & Ohio Transportation Museum #6, Mount Clare Roundhouse, Baltimore, MD (8-1980) Leased to: State of West Virginia, Cass Scenic RR #6, Cass, WV (1990) Baltimore & Ohio RR Museum, Inc., Baltimore, MD Shay still leased to State of West Virginia, Cass Scenic RR #6, Cass, WV
Disposition: (7-1984) Operational, Cass Scenic RR #6, Cass, WV
Additional Notes: Last Shay Lima built Largest surviving Shay (8-1980) This Shay is on a fifty year, renewable lease, from the Baltimore & Ohio Transportation Museum. The lease terms included Shay sn-1519 and St. Elizabeth's Hospital 0-4-0T Porter going to the museum from Cass. SLc Survivor List