After delivering Santa to the city of Kent Ohio here we see Shelly Materials Locomotive number 321 affectionately known as Flash as it sits at the depot decked out in it's holiday gear.

Westbound train Q137-12 passes through Kent, Ohio along the Cuyahoga River.

WE 200 is in charge of 663 at Kent Ohio coming out of the curve,

The former Erie Railroad Depot in Kent, Ohio no longer serves passengers and hasn't since the last train departed in 1970. Still, it's easy to imagine the depot in its heyday with the Erie Railroa... (more)

A westbound Erie-Lackawanna freight with two EMD SD45's 3629, 3632 and a GE U25B No.2525.

At CSX local with more engines than freight cars hustles Eastbound along the Cuyahoga River on a beautiful partly cloudy afternoon in Kent, Ohio. The train is running on the former B&O, now CSX's ... (more)

A manifest freight with more power than it will ever need ambles through the small college town of Kent Ohio.

A trio of UP widecabs lead loaded coal drag U830 eastbound through downtown Kent, Ohio, and past the historic Atlantic & Great Western depot, now the Pufferbelly Restaurant.

A pair of newer CSX GEVOs wearing the "boxcar logo" paint scheme lead a lengthy Q375 mixed freight westbound through downtown Kent, Ohio in the bright evening sunshine.

W&LE local train 663 rolls past a small farm just south of Kent, Ohio on its way back to Akron with a matched pair or ex Southern high hoods.

A westbound csx train heads through Kent Ohio.

After a long day of unloading stone at the Shelly Materials plant in Kent, the K920 awaits a CSX crew to take it west to Willard and ultimately Carey, Ohio.

A pair of bright, orange BNSF locomotives lead empty oil train K055 westbound along the Cuyahoga River in downtown Kent, Ohio. Above is the Pufferbelly Restaurant, a former Atlantic & Great Wester... (more)

EX B&LE SD18 painted in Kent State University colors

A pair of Warbonnets and a H2 lead empty oil train K057 through downtown Kent as they run alongside the Cuyahoga River. Foreign power has become common on these oil trains and seeing a pair of War... (more)