The second 135 to run today (S135 having already ran in the morning) appears from underneath the Main Street bridge, passing the artificial waterfall in Kent.

The various industries in Kent tower above Q353 as it winds alongside the Cuyahoga River.

Q353 snakes along the Cuyahoga River in a beautiful setting located in downtown Kent. This location has been a favorite of railroad photographer's for as long as most of us can remember.

Q136 slowly passes through scenic downtown Kent on it's trip east towards Chambersburg. This was one of the sunniest days that Ohio had all Spring!

The ABC Railway "Kent Fest" excursion train sits outside the Pufferbelly Restaurant, waiting to depart for the 4:30 trip.

BNSF road power doesn't get much better than this now days!

Wheeling and Lake Erie 2645 is actually bringing up the rear of D762. The train, led by CSX 2730 and CSX 6040, consists of six Wheeling & Lake Erie (ex-NS nee-SOU) GP35's bound for LTEX in Mcdona... (more)

Westbound

Q389 rolls under Main Street in downtown Kent.

W&LE #3016 leads a loaded limestone train into Kent,Ohio. 65 cars will be delivered to Shelly Materials. CSX used to deliver these trains in the past. It's nice to see these big trains come to tow... (more)

A BNSF powered Q389 rolls west under Middlebury Road in Kent. This was one of the few sunny winter days that Ohio's had this season.

Santa was "delivered" to downtown Kent, Ohio via the Shelly Materials SD18m 321, known as "Flash" which is wearing Kent State University colors. 321 pauses in front of the former Erie depot as it ... (more)

The Shelly Materials SD18, sporting a striking blue livery with KSU lightning strikes, sits quietly in Kent awaiting it's next work session on the stone train.

Q385 lacks its usual BNSF power today, but still lines up with the Cuyahoga River and industrial venues to make for a great shot.

Q394 momentarily disturbs the white noise of the Cuyahoga's water flowing through the town of Kent, and some people take the time out of their stroll on a beautiful day to simply watch the train g... (more)