Trains - Clermont County Ohio Historical Photographs

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Over the past 50 plus years the Clermont County Hostorical Society has collected and scanned photographs of the county from historical documents, books and newspapers. We hope you enjoy this historical collection of photographs from the county. More detailed descriptions of the photographs are in the historical societies archive. The photo archive has been index to assist in searching this collection of Clermont County, Ohio

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Williamsburg - N&W RR Depot582 viewsN&W RR Depot-Williamsburg
Sketch by Gladys DunconJan 25, 2014

Cub Scouts Visit N&W Depot666 viewsN&W Depot at Batavia. Cub Scouts beside depot. 1970 The depot was torn down by the N&W RR
Ron Hill photoJan 25, 2014

Cincinnati and Eastern RR685 viewsCincinnati and Eastern RR (later became the N&W RR) collapse of the bridge across the East Fork River at Batavia, 1884.
Harpers Weekly newspaper steel engravingJan 25, 2014

Railroads that once passed thru Clermont county635 viewsThis map shows the railroads that once passed thru Clermont county.Oct 06, 2013

Edenton Traction Line805 viewsCincinnat, Milford & Loveland Traction Co. car near EdentonOct 06, 2013

Train Lines of Clermont County703 viewsMap of the train lines that ran in Clermont County OhioOct 06, 2013

1064 viewsIt is believed this was the CG&P station at Mt. CarmelOct 06, 2013

N&W Crossing Bridge723 viewsN&W RR train crossing the Little Miami River, East of Williamsburg.Oct 06, 2013

1421 viewsN&W RR depot-Williamsburg, Ohio 1920'sOct 06, 2013

740 viewsCincinnati and Columbus Traction Co. Marathon substation. The station manger lived up stairs and the ticket office and freight room was on the first floor. This building also housed the electrical works for the line. The building burned down in 2010.Oct 06, 2013

685 viewsLoveland, Ohio-Intersection of the B&O RR on the right and the Little Miami RR (later Pennsylvania RR) on the left.Note the B&O had two bridges across the Little Miami River to support their double tracks. Photo; Frank PenceOct 06, 2013

608 viewsLocomotive of the Little Miami Railroad. It later became a part of the Pennsylania RailroadOct 06, 2013

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