Sunday, June 1, 2025

Dennison, OH: 1873 Museum/Pennsy/Panhandle Depot, Railyard, Roundhouses and Lost Backshops

Depot: (Satellite)
Roundhouse 1 and backshops: (Satellite, the land has been reused by Retail Product Solutions)
Roundhouse 2: (Satellite)
 
Street View, Jun 2012

Josh Mackey posted
Old Dennison round house at Dennison ohio. I just learned from watching a video on the PRR T1 trust that they're going to be putting there 5550 T1 together at Dennison is when I learned that the PRR panhandle went through there and was a major point on the railroad. Hope to see the they're T1 run when the day comes.
Kevin Morris: In its heyday Dennison was a major PRR facility, especially during WWII. If you get the opportunity to visit the museum there you will be amazed by its history.
Steven Pritchard: The museum is awesome... very kid friendly... and we'll priced... there is a layout of the original facility... I was there a few months ago and it was not working... but still cool to see.
Brian Powell: Scott Krocker The Trains.com article says they built about 75 locomotives there in the late 1800s. https://www.trains.com/.../new-location-set-for-final.../
Andrew Goodwin: Dennison and surrounding area has a ton of railroad history. From my understanding, at one point this was the site of the largest railyard this side of the Mississippi.
Anthony Thomas: PRR went through there to hold up the B&O from Haloway.
Kevin Welch: Dennison Railroad Depot Museum has a N scale layout in the depot which shows to scale how the area was laid out.

The T1 assembly building will be built across the mainline from the depot.
trains
"The railroad once constructed 75 steam locomotives there during the late 1800s."

I included the railyards because of Andrew's comment.
1909/56 Uhrichsville Quad @ 62,500

Jane Zhao, Jul 2024

Most of the N-scale layout. Note the backshops by the first roundhouse.
Keith Nutter, Jul 2023

I saw a Ohio Central locomotive in one of the photos.
gwrr


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