Northbound excursion on the Ohio Central by units owned by Juniata Terminal during a great railfan weekend.

At a tremendously enjoyable railfan event organized by management all sorts of old power was dolled up and lined up in a row for eager photographers. This former C&O unit looks almost new.

It's nice when management gives you the run of the place. This thing had been around. Rebuilt from WP, to Monongahela to Conrail, thence to NS and sold to OHCR. Rare critters, these.

An Ohio Central tunnel motor leads the charge as the NKPA train leans into the curves after passing under Leonard Ave on the east side of Columbus, Ohio. The crew slows the train as they roll towa... (more)

At this point Far-Mar-Co had become Farmland which disappeared in 2003. Unable to find an origin for this unit. Photo by Dick Campbell. From my collection.

In town on business with the MV we found these GPs bathed in the late reddish light of a late winter afternoon. CR GP10s came in several forms but this my favorite configuation, late model GP9 re... (more)

Railfest 2004. Every so often people or circumstances come along to create something special, something you know can't last and something you know will break you heart when it's over. Southern a... (more)

The Ohio Central's NKPA job to Columbus gets on the move west out of Newark, Ohio on a sunny winter afternoon alongside the old codeline at South 21st Street. In the lead is tunnel motor OHCR 402... (more)

LTEX SD60M 2400 has been in the Ohio Central's "paint booth" in Coshocton the past couple weeks getting its UP Armour Yellow scheme replaced by the G&W's camo scheme honoring Veterans. T... (more)

After swapping out a block of stored tank cars, the Ohio Central's NKLR is back on the move behind a pair of SD40-2's as the train heads east on the former PRR Panhandle Line through rural farmlan... (more)

A trio of SD40's are hard at work as they pull a 96 car loaded grain train westbound out of Coshocton on the Columbus & Ohio River Railroad. The former PRR Panhandle Line crosses over the Muskingu... (more)

The Ohio Central Newark to Parsons Turn crossing over the Scioto River in Columbus.

The OHCR “ZVL” (Cambridge Turn) job heads out of the Cambridge tunnel with a duo of B23-S7s.

OHCR 3329 at the TP&W shops at Creve Coeur.

On the former OHIC, which became Mahoming Valley after "Big Orange" took over, two OHCR units handle road work. This unit originated on the T&P and after many peregrinations ended up he... (more)