White Oak Ry. passenger train at Glen Jean, West Virginia, circa 1906. Flat area in foreground is route of present-day Whipple Road. House on hill was home of William McKell.
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Depot at Scarbro, West Virginia. The White Oak Ry. operated passenger trains between Glen Jean and Carlisle under a lease with the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway.
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One of two 2-8-0 "Consolidation" type steam locomotives owned by the White Oak Railway.
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White Oak passenger train at Lochgelly, West Virginia, early 1900's. Company store and supply house are in background. During the early-period Lochgelly was known as "Stuart".
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Construction of Carter's Branch cut during the early-1900. This construction provided a connection with the Virginian Railway.
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