Home Tiny "Two Mules and a Pony" rail line ran in eastern panhandle of W.Va. Two Mules and a Pony Railroad by Meritt Thomas

Two Mules and a Pony Railroad by Meritt Thomas

Jokesters claimed "TM&P" stood for "Two Mules & A Pony," though the line seemed to perform admirably. (Photo courtesy Meritt Thomas)

Map showing Keyser and Burlington, West Virginia

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