WESTERN MARYLAND'S EAST DIVISION.

Features Though I don't have hard numbers to back me up, I speculate that at least 50 percent of modelers wind up re-creating the railroads they were in close proximity to during their youth. Having grown up in Baltimore and the quaint Victorian-era suburb of Glyndon, Md., 19 miles to the northwest during the 1960s and '70s, I was heavily entrenched in the Western Maryland Ry. (WM) from toddlerhood. I wanted to reproduce as many railfanning sites along the road's East Division as feasible, specifically the Tide, East, and Hanover Subdivisions between Baltimore and Hagerstown, Md. - Dave Hughes WHEN 45 YEARS OLD, ARMED WITH GRAPH PAPER AND A LARGE ERASER, I SET OUT TO EMULATE THE WM IN POINT-TO-POINT, SEQUENTIALLY ACCURATE FASHION IN HO SCALE. INSET: Building consists. [Extracted from the article]