The Lackawanna heritage unit leads 205 west through Toledo past the former NYC station still served by Amtrak.

Sometimes its cold. Sometimes the wind blows really hard. And sometimes it's both!

CSX Q216 waits (with a CP leader) while a NS train heads west through Vickers. They spent a lot of time waiting on this morning.

The C of G leads an empty white car oil train back west alongside NS Toledo yard.

NS BO06 running as Z250 on CSX down to Stanley yard has just rumbled over the NS diamonds at Vickers with a high hood GP38-2 on the point.

64Z is rolling under the 5 track signal bridge at the west end of Toledo yard with a CP / NS 8101 Central of Georgia heritage combo on the point as they make their way east with oil from Canada.

After sitting for two weeks after bringing in an empty train the Pennsylvania Railroad heritage unit is finally receiving some attention. The CP hopper ahead of it was a bad order set out from an... (more)

The BNSF "Golden Swoosh" is on the point of this Detroit to Bellevue manifest on a frigid January morning.

21T is finally pulling down the controlled siding west of Toledo yard after waiting an hour for MOW crews to get the switch from main one to line over.

A very late westbound Lakeshore waits at 292 for a switch to get fixed before continuing west. Meanwhile a 552 coal train has pulled up to wait behind it and an 18M is rolling by on main 2.

Symbolic of the troubles Amtrak's been facing during the awful weather across the Midwest is this very late westbound Lakeshore Limited leaving Toledo. They lost hours in town, first a considerab... (more)

At the leading edge of a sizeable blizzard and severe cold front hitting NW Ohio a very late eastbound Lakeshore Limited rolls through the heavy snow at Vickers.

A late running 206 passes a coil train in the controlled siding at Vickers.

With a colorful trio of power NS 10R heads east at Vickers.

It takes a REALLY late Amtrak to be a daylight eastbound in NW Ohio and this day's Lakeshore is one of the very few I've shot in the last half dozen or so years in Toledo. Aside from being around... (more)