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With a blast of the whistle from Shay steam locomotive No. 5, the Cass Scenic Railroad rolled once again on the line from Cass to Durbin.
A washed out bridge closed the line for almost 40 years following a flood in 1985.
Secretary of Transportation Jimmy Wriston was on hand for the inaugural run across the new Trout Run bridge, which was built by his department.
“That’s what we do in this state,” he said. “When we have a tough job to do, we roll up our sleeves and do it. That’s what happened and that’s what this bridge represents.”
Cass can now run trains on the entire 15 miles of track along the Greenbrier River.
The Greenbrier Express will operate on Saturdays and Sundays starting this weekend and Wednesday through Sunday from Memorial Day to Labor Day.
The trains depart Cass at 10 a.m.
To book a ticket, visit mountainrailwv.com.
