Big Four: (Satellite, the land has been reused by the water reclamation plant.)
Tim Starr posted two images with the comment: "Sandusky, OH had two pretty unique repair shop setups in the 1880s. One was a B&O roundhouse that also served as a boiler shop, machine shop, and carpenter shop. The other was the Indiana, Bloomington and Western repair shops that had an unusual two-turntable arrangement. Both these maps are 1886."
Neo Haven: A transfer table was more common.
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The NYC tracks on the far left under the Nickle Plate tracks was the Big Four. B&O went North until it got to Warren Street, and then it followed Warren Street to the lakeshore.
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| 1959/60 Sandusky Quad @ 24,000 |
Indiana, Bloomington and Western became part of the Big Four.
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