On a beautiful Fall afternoon, Wheeling & Lake Erie train 237 rolls through the farmland just outside Dalton, Ohio with three EMD units leading the heavy 103 car train west toward Spencer.

A pair of Wheeling & Lake Erie units push their train into the siding at Glenwillow, Ohio, before running around the train. Once the units are on the opposite end, the train will continue to Akron... (more)

A four pack of Wheeling Geeps lead local 565 from Akron to Brewster. They are seen here passing through the small village of Middlebranch, only a few miles outside of Canton.

WE 212 rolls through the bridges in Bridgeville as it heads for rook yard.

WE 212 smokes it up as the 3 tigers lead a lengthy train into Rook yard as it crosses I-376.

Fallen flags everywhere! The Rio Grande painted duo roll on a Norfolk & Western lettered bridge...only on the WE!

301 heads for Mifflin Jct. with a short train of gondolas.

In the pre-dawn hours, W&LE 301 sits in the W&LE's Rook Yard.

WE 707 doubles its train before leaving Mittal Steel. NS's Campell Road Yard looms in the background along with Mittal Steel

WE 707 doubles its train before leaving Mittal Steel as the Cleveland skyline looms in the background.

The Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway owns several ex DRG&W locomotives that have been allowed to remain in their "Rio Grande" paint schemes. Here WE 301 leads an empty coke train that has just crosse... (more)

Ex-Rio Grande 301 pulls Wheeling 707 out of the yard for headroom, as it builds its train for the trip west. The 303, also still in DRGW livery is on the rear of the train in DPU mode. Two of Mi... (more)

The trailing engine on Wheeling Coke Train 708 passes by MP 191.

Rook Yard was built by the P&WV but it has looked more like a Rio Grande property lately. A pair of D&RGW-painted GP40's were sitting at the west end of the yard while ex-D&RGW GP35 3045 was swit... (more)