The W&LE crew has just come off the connector, and is heading back to their train in Spencer, Ohio

With a loaded stone train from the quarry at Carey, W&LE 732 passes some fall foliage just after leaving yard limits at "Corners" east of Spencer, Ohio, on the WE Akron Sub on Oct. 16, 2... (more)

Wheeling & Lake Erie 7020 Leads a two unit manifest SouthEast in Spencer Ohio on a beautiful Sunday through farmland country , He will eventually stop in Smithville Ohio for the evening

Just after sunset on a bitterly cold winter evening, a heavy westbound LPG train symboled as 301 roars upgrade west of Spencer, Ohio with BN painted WE 6388 leading the way. This train will receiv... (more)

WE 6359 and company move an empty limestone train bound for Carey, OH west towards New London, Ohio. Once at New London, 6359 will crossover to CSX Rails and continue to Greenwich or "GN"... (more)

Times Were Good. Ohio is home to lots of railroad anomalies from DRGW Tunnel Motors, to DRGW GP40-2s, to B23-7Rs, etc etc this is one of those. WE 6316 former CN/WC/AC powers west to Bellevue, not... (more)

A former FURX leaser leads a short, eastbound stone train out of Spencer.

Wheeling & Lake Erie 3046, an SD40-3 on an SD35 frame, leads an eastbound freight into Spencer on a sunny morning.

Wheeling 7003 leads the Toledo train west into Spencer.

WLE 7003 leads west on the WLE east of Bellevue.

WLE 7001 leads westerly thru Spencer, OH.

The once DRGW 3080 GP40 now rebuilt to a GP40-3 WLE 304 leads a manifest train through Spencer Junction on this warm fall afternoon.

Wheeling & Lake Erie train 237 climbs upgrade west of Spencer, Ohio with Tunnel Motor No. 5391 leading the way, still wearing its original Rio Grande paint. The train is en route to Willard with 5... (more)

Ex-WC WLE 6316 passes through Spencer after setting off a few cars on the siding track.

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)