The sun comes out for a second to light up the nose of OHCR 2175, as the conductor prepares to cut the power from the train, so they can cut more power into the consist. They will be returning to... (more)

Engineer Tim Sposato pulls back on the throttle as we begin our trip out of Byesville.

After interchanging with NS and CSX in Columbus, the Parsons-Watkins Turn rolls back east on the former B&O/PRR C&N Subdivision

Ohio Central RS18 waits for its next assignment at Sugarcreek.

The Crew of the newley created NPW ( Newark, Parsons Watkins ) turn, the train that now works all of Columbus in one trip has just picked up 2175 to assist B36-7s 3613 and 3616 on thier trip back ... (more)

Ohio Central G5d Pacific approaches Boston Mills on the CVSR during a photo runby on a special run.

Ohio Central's trash train from Mingo Jct. to Apex, climbs the serpentine grade from the ex-PRR Panhandle Line to the ex-NYC Piney Fork Branch.

Ohio Central 1293 makes it's way south in the Cuyahoga Valley for excursions. Steam returning to the valley for the first time in decades.

Father and son share a moment in the fading light of the day at Indigo Lake. The 1293 was up running on the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic railroad for it’s steamfest.

OHCR 3616 and 3616 pull CBT-17 east on the Buckeye line over the Scioto River, heading back to Newark from there interchange with NS in the now closed Buckeye Yard.

Heading down the NS Western Branch to pick up a NS coal train, the Ohio Central helper power passes though the Moler St crossing.

The East Columbus Local heads back down to the main after switching Joyce Iron & Metal

Big GE 7064, a former CSX beast, hauls an empty coal train through a tunnel of ice shrouded trees after an ice storm swept through the area a few days before.

Two Super 7's and three C30-7's lead a light coal train between Bowerston and Dennison.

Two locomotives usualy used in coal service lead the Buckeye turn today for a nice change. Now if only they would paint 4602 the only SD40 on the system.