Santa was "delivered" to downtown Kent, Ohio via the Shelly Materials SD18m 321, known as "Flash" which is wearing Kent State University colors. 321 pauses in front of the former Erie depot as it ... (more)

The Orrville Railroad Heritage Society ran several trips on the Wheeling and Lake Erie from Rayland, Ohio to Martins Ferry and return. The special is shown sitting next to some of the AWVR movie u... (more)

The engineer on this former Erie Lackawanna Alco RS-3 watches as the rerailing crew works on getting a PC geep back on the rail with the help of the Brier Hill derrick.

A late running MO-7 has finished it's Akron pickup and is pumping air with 3 ex PC/NYC F7's, 1678, 1689, and 1821. This Motor yard (Cleveland) to Columbus train was usually through town at night.

A view of the other side of Freightliner 70003.

Just looking for a different angle to shoot the afternoon northbound CVSR train. That's I-271 above showing off it's new support piers.

A long string of yellow trees make for a colorful backdrop as this northbound CVSR train makes it's way through the Cuyahoga Valley National Park.

A big train on this nice fall day required a somewhat rare double header on the Valley- CVSR RS18 #1822 and C420 #365. I hope the Alco smoke didn't cloud the view out of the dome windows!

A big train on this nice fall day required a somewhat rare double header on the Valley. CVSR RS18 #1822 and C420 #365 are actually trailing on this northbound train as it departs the Boston Mills ... (more)

After making a brief stop in town while a track car cleared up, the southbound Driftwood Turn departs Port Ally, passing the former PRR position lights at CP Kean interlocking.

The Olean to Hornell turn has finished it's work in Hornell and is climbing the hill westbound, passing the e/b approach restricting signal that's used to tell crews the end of dark territory and ... (more)

The CVSR runs "Cabin Fever" trains on weekends during the winter. The southbound for Akron is shown here passing through part of the Cuyahoga Valley National Recreation Area.

Several ex Lehigh Valley units keep a former Lehigh and Hudson River C420 company. CR 2072 would become the only C420 to get Conrail blue paint, although an economy version minus the logo.

Although a Conrail train by this date, the former EL Cleveland to Youngstown train #28 heads east after crossing the ex PC Cleveland Line at Erie Crossing tower, just out of sight around the far c... (more)

Q388 creates it's own little blizzard as it passes through Akron during a snow storm.