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	* [http://www.mountaindiscoveries.com/images/ss2012/modeltrain.pdf "Little Maryland", <i>Mountain Discoveries</i>]		* [http://www.mountaindiscoveries.com/images/ss2012/modeltrain.pdf "Little Maryland", <i>Mountain Discoveries</i>]
	* [http://www.garrettcountymuseums.com/historicalmuseum.html Garrett County Historical Society Museum]

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	== Little Maryland ==		== Little Maryland ==

	[[File:StephenLafayettePagenhardt with LittleMaryland.PNG\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Stephen Lafayette Pagenhardt with the fully operating scale model <i>Little Maryland</i> steam engine he designed and built in the late nineteenth century. Inset: The actual C&P locomotive <i>Maryland</i> Stephen selected as his model. It was built in 1865 in Norris, Pennsylvania and rebuilt in 1898 and 1902 at Mount Savage, Maryland. Photo from <i>Mountain Discoveries</i>.]]		[[File:StephenLafayettePagenhardt with LittleMaryland.PNG\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Stephen Lafayette Pagenhardt with the fully operating scale model <i>Little Maryland</i> steam engine he designed and built in the late nineteenth century. Inset: The actual C&P locomotive <i>Maryland</i> Stephen selected as his model. The prototype was built in 1865 in Norris, Pennsylvania and rebuilt in 1898 and 1902 at Mount Savage, Maryland. Photo from <i>Mountain Discoveries</i>.]]

	<i>Little Maryland</i> specifications:		<i>Little Maryland</i> specifications:

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	The locomotive was damaged in a fire. [[Richard Arnold]] restored it to like-new condition. It is now exhibited at the [http://www.garrettcountymuseums.com/historicalmuseum.html Garrett County Historical Society Museum].		The locomotive was damaged in a fire. [[Richard Arnold]] restored it to like-new condition. It is now exhibited at the [http://www.garrettcountymuseums.com/historicalmuseum.html Garrett County Historical Society Museum].

			[[File:StephenLafayettePangehardt historicalmuseum.jpg\|thumb\|center\|500px\|Stephen Lafayette Pagenhardt's restored model steam locomotive at the Garrett Country Historical Society Museum.]]

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

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	[[Stephen Lafayette Pagenhardt]] was an early Live Steam modeler from Cumberland County, Maryland. Stephen built a 1.5 inch scale, 7-1/4 inch gauge 4-4-0 named <i>Little Maryland</i>. He was 16 years old when he started work on the locomotive, and finished it at age 19. The model was subsequently featured at the 1893 Chicago World's Fair.		[[Stephen Lafayette Pagenhardt]] was an early Live Steam modeler from Cumberland County, Maryland. Stephen built a 1.5 inch scale, 7-1/4 inch gauge 4-4-0 named <i>Little Maryland</i>. He was 16 years old when he started work on the locomotive, and finished it at age 19. The model was subsequently featured at the 1893 Chicago World's Fair.

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	[[File:StephenLafayettePagenhardt with LittleMaryland.PNG\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Stephen Lafayette Pagenhardt with the fully operating scale model <i>Little Maryland</i> steam engine he designed and built in the late nineteenth century. Inset: The actual C&P locomotive <i>Maryland</i> Stephen selected as his model. It was built in 1865 in Norris, Pennsylvania and rebuilt in 1898 and 1902 at Mount Savage, Maryland. Photo from <i>Mountain Discoveries</i>.]]		[[File:StephenLafayettePagenhardt with LittleMaryland.PNG\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Stephen Lafayette Pagenhardt with the fully operating scale model <i>Little Maryland</i> steam engine he designed and built in the late nineteenth century. Inset: The actual C&P locomotive <i>Maryland</i> Stephen selected as his model. It was built in 1865 in Norris, Pennsylvania and rebuilt in 1898 and 1902 at Mount Savage, Maryland. Photo from <i>Mountain Discoveries</i>.]]

	<i>Little Maryland</i> ~~specification~~:		<i>Little Maryland</i> specifications:

	* 1.5 inch scale		* 1.5 inch scale
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	* Total length: 64 inches		* Total length: 64 inches
	* Weight: 190 pounds		* Weight: 190 pounds
	* Track: cast iron		* Track: cast iron rails

	The <i>Little Maryland</i> was the first operating model steam locomotive in Western Maryland. The British publication, [[7-1/4 News]], published an article suggesting that Stephen's locomotive was the first 7-1/4 inch gauge locomotive built in the United States.		The <i>Little Maryland</i> was the first operating model steam locomotive in Western Maryland. The British publication, [[7-1/4 News]], published an article suggesting that Stephen's locomotive was the first 7-1/4 inch gauge locomotive built in the United States.

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	* Track: cast iron		* Track: cast iron

	The <i>Little Maryland</i> was the first operating model steam locomotive in Western Maryland. The British publication, ~~<i>~~7-1/4 News~~</i>~~, published an article suggesting that Stephen's locomotive was the first 7-1/4 inch gauge locomotive built in the United States.		The <i>Little Maryland</i> was the first operating model steam locomotive in Western Maryland. The British publication, [[7-1/4 News]], published an article suggesting that Stephen's locomotive was the first 7-1/4 inch gauge locomotive built in the United States.

	The locomotive was damaged in a fire. [[Richard Arnold]] restored it to like-new condition. It is now exhibited at the [http://www.garrettcountymuseums.com/historicalmuseum.html Garrett County Historical Society Museum].		The locomotive was damaged in a fire. [[Richard Arnold]] restored it to like-new condition. It is now exhibited at the [http://www.garrettcountymuseums.com/historicalmuseum.html Garrett County Historical Society Museum].

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	* [http://www.mountaindiscoveries.com/images/ss2012/modeltrain.pdf "Little Maryland", <i>Mountain Discoveries</i>]		* [http://www.mountaindiscoveries.com/images/ss2012/modeltrain.pdf "Little Maryland", <i>Mountain Discoveries</i>]
			* [http://www.garrettcountymuseums.com/historicalmuseum.html Garrett County Historical Society Museum]

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	The <i>Little Maryland</i> was the first operating model steam locomotive in Western Maryland. The British publication, <i>7-1/4 News</i>, published an article suggesting that Stephen's locomotive was the first 7-1/4 inch gauge locomotive built in the United States.		The <i>Little Maryland</i> was the first operating model steam locomotive in Western Maryland. The British publication, <i>7-1/4 News</i>, published an article suggesting that Stephen's locomotive was the first 7-1/4 inch gauge locomotive built in the United States.

			The locomotive was damaged in a fire. [[Richard Arnold]] restored it to like-new condition. It is now exhibited at the [http://www.garrettcountymuseums.com/historicalmuseum.html Garrett County Historical Society Museum].

	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

	* [http://www.mountaindiscoveries.com/images/ss2012/modeltrain.pdf "Little Maryland", <i>Mountain Discoveries</i>]		* [http://www.mountaindiscoveries.com/images/ss2012/modeltrain.pdf "Little Maryland", <i>Mountain Discoveries</i>]

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	[[Stephen Lafayette Pagenhardt]] was an early Live Steam modeler from Cumberland County, Maryland. Stephen built a 1.5 inch scale, 7-1/4 inch gauge 4-4-0 named <i>Little Maryland</i>. He was 16 years old at ~~the time~~. The model was subsequently featured at the 1893 Chicago World's Fair.		[[Stephen Lafayette Pagenhardt]] was an early Live Steam modeler from Cumberland County, Maryland. Stephen built a 1.5 inch scale, 7-1/4 inch gauge 4-4-0 named <i>Little Maryland</i>. He was 16 years old when he started work on the locomotive, and finished it at age 19. The model was subsequently featured at the 1893 Chicago World's Fair.

	== Little Maryland ==		== Little Maryland ==

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[[Stephen Lafayette Pagenhardt]] was an early Live Steam modeler from Cumberland County, Maryland. Stephen built a 1.5 inch scale, 7-1/4 inch gauge 4-4-0 named Little Maryland. He was 16 years old at the time. The model was subsequently featured at the 1893 Chicago World's Fair.

== Little Maryland ==

[[File:StephenLafayettePagenhardt with LittleMaryland.PNG|thumb|right|400px|Stephen Lafayette Pagenhardt with the fully operating scale model Little Maryland steam engine he designed and built in the late nineteenth century. Inset: The actual C&P locomotive Maryland Stephen selected as his model. It was built in 1865 in Norris, Pennsylvania and rebuilt in 1898 and 1902 at Mount Savage, Maryland. Photo from Mountain Discoveries.]]

Little Maryland specification:

* 1.5 inch scale
* 7-1/4 inch gauge
* Based on Cumberland & Pennsylvania Railroad 4-4-0 Maryland
* Boiler contained twenty three tubes, one-half inch each
* Brass cylinders
* Wheel base: 26 inches
* Tender: three gallon capacity
* Total length: 64 inches
* Weight: 190 pounds
* Track: cast iron

The Little Maryland was the first operating model steam locomotive in Western Maryland. The British publication, 7-1/4 News, published an article suggesting that Stephen's locomotive was the first 7-1/4 inch gauge locomotive built in the United States.

== External Links ==

* [http://www.mountaindiscoveries.com/images/ss2012/modeltrain.pdf "Little Maryland", Mountain Discoveries]