A local works out of the NS yard at Fostoria. This job will head down to Findlay with this short train near sunset. No idea where they found this 40, but she was squeaky clean or freshly repainted... (more)
CSX Transportation SD40-2 8000 (ex-SBD 8000; née-L&N 8000) and GP40 6610 (ex-B&O 4035) lead a vehicle train in Fostoria, Ohio. (September 14, 1988). John W. Held photograph, Craig Walker coll... (more)
Running southbound on CSX's former C&O line, this hopper train will take the connection to the former B&O main and head west. The impending thunderstorm will hold off a few for minutes.
Dash 8 approaching the iron triangle.
In the foreboding shadow of a looming downpour an empty coaler is coming off the former C&O and will swing west on the former B&O main line. The foreign unit has some other companions in a once b... (more)
With storm clouds looming in the distance and a light rain, I137 charges west thru Fostoria.
Westbound Port Newark, NJ, to Bedford Park in Chicago, IL, priority intermodal train rolls thru Fostoria at sunset. The train is about to cross the NS in the triangle city in northern Ohio.
Running long hood forward, NS 3297 heads west to do a little work, on a sunny October day.
CN SD70M-2 8811 and a CN companion add some color to the motive power consist as they lead a westbound manifest freight through NS Blair Yard in Fostoria, Ohio.
A westbound empty ethanol train passes by F tower and crosses over the CSX Columbus Subdivision as it is about to meet an eastbound intermodal train just out of frame.
A pair of standard cabs switch cars on the west side of the yard east of Fostoria.
CSXT 5764 hammers the crossing at Fostoria, OH in June of 1993. This unit would later be painted in a vintage ACL/SCL paint scheme.
CSXT 5498 leads a train from Toledo around the transfer and onto the Garrett Sub at the Iron Triangle Rail Park in Fostoria Ohio.
A very clean B30-7 leads an equally clean SD40-2 around the connecting track from C&O to B&O.
Southbound containers coming into Fostoria to turn at the wye and head west.
