Little is known of #212’s service life on the Hagerstown & Frederick.  It appeared to have been repainted before delivery to Frederick but soon after was seen on blocks with both vestibules removed being used as a sand shed.

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GE SN: 6238

Baldwin-Westinghouse SN: 38835

#9 began life as a freight car, reportedly as a boxcar, before being converted into a freight motor by the W&OD in Virginia.  During WWII the H&F purchased the car for use transporting freight and scrap metal between Thurmont & Frederick.

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Footage of #9 in service can be found on the Howard Sell reel preserved by the NRHS.

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Little information is known about this car.  Not to be confused with the former W&OD car purchased in 1940s.

Used as a farm shed for years, donated to Rockhill Trolley Museum where it was used for storage until 2000s. Donated to H&FRHS in 2008, moved to Thurmont and donated to Town of Thurmont 2008.

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