A short eastbound mixed freight leaves Hamler behind on the final day of 2010, led by a matching GP40-2/SD40-2 pair.

One of the usual suspects leads W06 past the East End of Payne, complete with one of the increasingly rare Nickel Plate bracket mast signals.

A second section of S241 splits the CPL's at XN, the location where the former DT&I ties in to the former B&O for the ride to Lima.

Southbound Q339 splits the only remaining pair of B&O CPL intermediate signals active on the north end of the Toledo Sub.

Even after Conrail being absorbed into the NS and CSX systems in 1999, Conrail units can still be found roaming. Sometimes you have to get lucky, and other times you have to plan ahead. This time,... (more)

After turning the corner in Fostoria, a loaded rack train led by a pair of Wedgies passes the C&O Signals south of town.

Led by a rare Conrail painted SD50, L75 splits the Continental lap signals on a crisp morning in small town Ohio.

With the light getting low, Q375 splits the signals at South Ottawa led by an increasingly rare YN1 painted SD40-2.

Eastbound hotshot 218 passes Townwood with a western combo leading the way. This location has lost a lot of character since this shot was taken, as the Nickel Plate bracket mast signal on the left... (more)

A matched set of YN3 standard cabs lead Q231 south at Kirkwood. Note that the 8035 is missing it's nose logo.

Just in time for southbound K803, the sun has broken through the morning clouds allowing for this shot passing one of the endangered B&O signal bridges on the Toledo Sub.

An eastbound train of empties passes under one of the more impressive C&O cantilever signals on the Columbus Sub, known to crews as "Onion." This set of signals along with the cantilever at C-Cabi... (more)

After turning the corner at F-Tower, an empty stone train is now heading eastbound down the Columbus Sub just outside of Fostoria.

Once a proud member New York Central passenger train locomotive fleet, the years of neglect are evident on the 4321.

Eastbound empties roll into Fremont on a gorgeous November morning.