NS 29N passes under the old NYC signal bridge on the NS Weber Connector, the NS signal is further up the line, while the CSX Columbus Line Sub. still uses the signal here. In this lines past life,... (more)

The Q636 with a single AC6000 for power rolls past what was one of Marion Power Shovel's building, which now has been reduced to rubble.

The conductor finishes lining the switch back to normal, after picking up one car off of the siding in Canal Winchester.

After doing some work at Joyce Iron & Metal, the ECL heads back to the main, with the first Ohio Central engine painted in the G&W paint scheme.

A GP38-2 and an Erie caboose sit all alone on the east end of Marion yard.

At one point when there was more business to the south, the I&O Logan sub was based and dispatched out of Logan, now with most of the business being around Lancaster, the operations has been moved... (more)

A single BNSF engine provides the power on this eastbound NS train heading over the Scioto River in Chillicothe.

The East Columbus Local power, OHCR 4098 and 4095 sit on the Blacklick Siding tied down for the night. Hopefully the new owners of Ohio Central, Genesee & Wyoming keep these guys around for a long... (more)

The NS Q46 passes under the massive CSX Northern Sub flyover bridge.

CP power pulls a westbound NS grain train through Marion on the NS Sandusky district, as the local sits on the other side of the Center St. crossing, waiting for a signal.

An eastbound light power move heads by what is left of the code line through Marion for the Mt. Victory Sub, as CSXT 7392, with its marker lights on, brings up the rear.

NS 851 with NS 7577 and beat up BNSF 630 pass over the long trestle over State Route 180 and the Kinnikinnick creek, heading east down the Columbus district in the late evening.

This is the only time where the East Columbus Local had something Ohio Central painted on it, normally it just has two Super 7's still in Conrail paint.

With the helpers added to the NS S52 power they head off of the yard track back onto the main, now they have a Dash 9 in the lead NS 9439, trailing Dash 8 NS 8728, Dash 7, OHCR 7137, and a SD40-2,... (more)

A coal train spends Thanksgiving in kind of an odd spot, sitting close to CW Tower. This area was once Pennor yard, NW's Joyce Ave yard was just to the south of where I am standing. The weeds have... (more)