Friday, October 22, 2021

Dunkirk, OH: Still Standing 1942 Tower: CF&E/Pennsy vs. CSX/NYC/TOC

(Satellite)

TOC = Toledo & Ohio Central Railway

Street View, looking North, Jul 2014

Tim Shanahan posted
Mark Llanuza photograph:
Its Sept 1976 Conrail going past the Dunkirk Ohio tower .the tower is still there but I believe the station is long gone.
Greg Zoll: Station is gone.

Tim Shanahan postedposted
Mark Llanuza photograph:
Its Sept 1974 Penn Central on the former PRR going past Dunkirk Ohio tower.
Christopher Allen Howe: Westbound JDE empties for Central Soya in Decatur, IN.

Stu Nicholson posted three photos with the comment: "Pennsylvania Railroad Tower at Dunkirk Ohio. Still standing and still in use by CSX. The crossing track is the still active former New York Central Line that ran from Columbus to Toledo."
C.G. Tower: Offices upstairs for C&S, storage downstairs. Occasionally you'll find a maintainer there but normally its locked up tight.
Ted Andrews: Tower is from 1942. It replaced a wood-frame one that was destroyed in a major derailment involving a passenger train.
Steve Dickinson: I report there every morning, it's my headquarters.

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