As B&O Railroad Museum’s “Royal Blue” train traveled down the first mile of commercial railroad track laid in the U.S., drag queens sashayed down the aisles. Music pumped from speakers placed atop the luggage racks, and the air was full of dollar bills — tips waiting to be accepted by performers.

When the 40-minute-long journey was over, people crowded under the museum’s outdoor pavilion to escape the rain and dance.

RuPaul’s Drag Race Queen Mhi’ya Man Le’Paige entertained the crowd, along with local performers Stormi Skye, Ervena Chloe, Sorority Heights and Anita Hiro. This is the second year the B&O Railroad Museum has hosted the event in celebration of Pride Month.

Stormi Skye enters the "Royal Blue" train's observation lounge car. The 1948 car is now used by the B&O Railroad Museum for their "First Class" train ride experience.

Left: A five dollar bill sticks to Chanel Janaè Chloè's forehead during her performance. Right: People hold out dollar bills for Ervena Chloe.

People hold out dollar bills for Ervena Chloe as she performs aboard the "Royal Blue."

Ervena Chloe struts down the aisle.

Stormi Skye performs.

The circle cheers as Ta’Von Vinson dances.

Left: Stormi Skye wears a crown during her performance. Right: Anita Hiro dons a pink cowboy hat and banana at the start of her performance.

Ervena Chloe crawls through dollar bills during her performance.

Sorority Heights performs.

Mhi’ya Man Le’Paige, known as the "Queen Of Flipss," performs.

Mhi’ya Man Le’Paige struts through the crowd.

Stormi Skye sings to The Greatest Showman's "Never Enough" at the start of her performance.