Do you have any info?
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Do you have any info? |
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 Inside the Roundhouse Repair Shop for Trains submitted by: Kay Kuebeler |
 1897 Photo Taken in front of a cemetery Warrenton, OH. submitted by: Kay Kuebeler |
 Warrenton Junction of W&LE'S main line and the Ohio River Division Agent was furnished a row boat for emergencies Photo says east of Steubenville about ten miles. Submitted by: Kay Kuebeler |
 Railroad Roundhouse I'm told you "drove" the train into the building, worked on it, and then took the train around the circle to go out. If I'm wrong, I'd appreciate being told how it was actually done. My grandfather started working for the railroad between 1924 and 1926, so I imagine this picture was taken sometime in/around 1925. submitted by: Jeannie Mildner Holland |
 This Wheeling & Lake Erie R.R. card was from 1914 and belonged to Charles Roy Keys, who was then eighteen years old. submitted by: Kay Kuebeler |
 Wheeling and Lake Erie engine 4 about 1911. Right to left 1. Jim Fred boilermaker.2. William Magealson RHF 3. H.L. Magealson machinist 4. J.M.Folten fireman 5. A.A. Howell fireman. submitted by: Kay Kuebeler |
 Wheeling and Lake Erie engine 65 about 1898 in Warrenton, Ohio. submitted by: Kay Kuebeler |
 First train out of Mingo Junction--1891. submitted by: Kay Kuebeler |