Railyard: (Satellite)
Museum: (Satellite, it appears to be a plain building)
Depot: (Satellite, long gone)
Go here for the yard towers.
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| Mike Lusher posted B&O enginehouse at Chicago, Ohio (now Willard) in 1910. |
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| pinterest-yard |
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| Tom Koyano Gray posted B&O yards at Willard Ohio, picture taken from the top of the coal docks. East and Southbound departing on the left westbound receiving far right. Thomas Wentzel shared |
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| Mike Lusher posted Chicago Junction, Ohio (now Willard, Ohio) enginehouse operation. |
This railyard used to have two hump yards. Both have been turned into flat switching.
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| Satellite |
Two B&O routes used to cross in this town. CSX has retained the east/west route. The northern part of the other route is now abandoned and the southern part is owned by Ashland Railway. It's nice to catch the shortline running a train.
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| Satellite |
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| Rick Shilling posted Undated Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Roundhouse, Willard, Ohio. 1874 town founded as Chicago Junction or Chicago,Ohio.1917 name changed to Willard in honor of President of B&O Daniel Willard. 3 photos of Roundhouse and 1 of coaling chutes in Yard. Thomas Wentzel shared |
I found that the museum is in the city park because it is an event space and an AA event had an address. But the buildings don't look like a depot. But a couple of cars show that this is the correct park.
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| Street View |
I found confirmation that the depot museum is not a preservation of the depot because it was a substantial brick building.
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| Anna Majoras uploaded to pinterest |
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| Anna Majoras uploaded to pinterest |
Given the photos, I put a blue rectangle around what I presume to have been the location of the depot.
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| 1960 Willard Quad @ 1:24,000 |
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| Mike Lusher posted Willard, Ohio Machine Shop Gang. Dennis DeBruler posted Note in the background all of the belts going up to line shafts. |
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| May 8, 1959 @ 18,000; AR1VZB000030016 |
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