A Wheeling and Lake Erie Train crosses the trestle in Monroeville On it's way toward Hartland yard

Passing through the massive Sunrise Coop complex, WE 223 heads west with the pair of former Rio Grande tunnel motors on the point.

A train coming from the Wheeling and Lake Erie's headquarter city Brewster is shown here arriving in Spencer Ohio. Having cut from their train, they are pulling up to make a set off. This train ha... (more)

WE 611 crew with WE 6347 and 6989 crosses the bridge no. 50.75, the bridge is a 7-span steel beam bridge built by N&W (in the late 60s or early 70s?) due to a unstable hillside that was constantly... (more)

WE 2699 pulling a train through Akron Ohio. A Randy Faris photo, from my collection.

The last rays of sun shine on a trio of Wheeling and Lake Erie locomotives as they lead a westbound freight just outside of Smithville.

WE SD45 1767 and 1769 move RP-E6R Slug 9950 (Was built from Erie Lackawanna SDP45 3637) at Brewster Ohio. Photo by G.E Lloyd, from my collection.

Wheeling train 237 heads west behind a trio of black and orage EMDs in rural Kidron Station.

On a mild Summer's day, a Wheeling & Lake Erie train eases eastward into the Hartland Terminal in Collins, Ohio with former a UP SD40-2, which is now painted in Rio Grande colors.

In the last rays of light, WE 5413 and 5391 are pulling hard out of Brewster yard on their way to Spencer and points west. We had barley missed this train at Shorbs and decided to try and catch it... (more)

Wheeling and Lake Erie SD40-2 brings up the rear of a train crossing the Speers Bridge in Belle Vernon on its way from Rook yard in Green Tree (Pittsburgh) to interchange with CSX at Connellsville... (more)

5 SD40-2's of various heritage rush the Brewster to Spencer to Medina and return local east back towards where they started their trip.

A Wheeling mixed freight backs into Brewster yard as the last rays of sunlight shine on the consist

Photo taken with permission and proper PPE.

Wheeling 6347 former Milwaukee Road SD40-2 pushes 224s train up hartland hill, you could hear this train coming into norwalk throttling up for the hill and the climb was a a show in itself 3 SD40-... (more)