These pages contain photos of Maryland & Delaware Railroad trains in action on each one of the company's lines. Be sure to take a peek at both pages. Photos courtesy of Alan Moran and Scott Harris.

(Click on the smaller photos to see the full-size images)


 
 


The 1203 heads west to Cambridge, cutting through the morning fog near East New Market. Rain or shine, sleet or snow, customers rely on us to receive their goods.





A Hurlock Heritage Days passenger run crosses the Marshy Hope Creek in Federalsburg. The M&D is an active annual participant in these trains, helping fulfill our mission to support our trackside communities to our fullest ability.










M&D 801 works Velsicol Chemical in Worton. Northern line operations are highly coordinated with the needs of this large chemical plant. This is the type of service we can provide to every customer along our rails.



As the winter sun rises in Snow Hill, the M&D already has 50 loads of corn in place for Tyson Foods.










Part of a just in time effort, the 1203 is seen placing more wax and chemicals into Interstate Corrpack in Cambridge.



Passing by a series of Worcester County fields, two CF7s bring another corn train into Snow Hill










Working hard to get the cars down the final stretch, M&D motive power sees that a large train of corn arrives in Snow Hill.




Recent additions to our customer base, such as Selbyville's Chesapeake Drywall, have been pleased with service. The 2630 spots a load of drywall early on a summer morning.









The 1203 works late on a summer afternoon to ensure that needed soymeal cars get to Perdue Farms in Hurlock.



The 1203 works hard uphill through Federalsburg with freight for M&D customers along our line west to Cambridge.









All material © Copyright 2003-2008 Maryland & Delaware Railroad   Last Updated
1/25/08