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Structure Index Publication Vo Is Pg Type Class Subject STRUCTURE INDEX PUBLICATION VO IS PG TYPE CLASS SUBJECT DATE LOCATION AUTHOR,Credit COMMENT Mar-67 01-3-07 Photo Structure used w/ article "Over The Nickel Plate" unknown Viaduct Jun-67 01-4-07 Photo Structure Bellevue, OH depot 1966 Bellevue Ameling trackside just before demolishing Jun-67 01-4-07 Photo Structure Perdueville,IL depot Perdueville,IL C. Morrell ex-LE&W station Sep-67 01-5-09 Photo Structure Lima, OH Roundhouse 1967 Lima, OH Koester awaiting demolition Dec-67 02-1-05 Photo Structure Indianapolis, IN Roundhouse 1967 Indianapolis, IN Koester Mar-68 02-2-04 Photo Structure Lafayette, IN Freight Station 1968 Lafayette Koester brick structure Dec-68 03-1-04 Photo Structure Congerville, IL depot 1968 Congerville,IL with water tower and MofW buildings Dec-68 03-1-04 Photo Structure Walkerton, IN Depot 1968 Walkerton,IN Korkhouse depot East Springfield, Little know stories about the NKP - Dec-68 03-1-14 Article Structure OUT OF THE PAST PA John Rehor Viaduct at East Springfield, 1901 Dec-68 03-1-15 Photo Structure unknown bridge 1968 unknown Ameling still lettered Nickel Plate Road Mar-69 03-2-04 Photo Structure Minster,OH Depot 5/23/1653 Minster,OH Keller depot ex-Clover Leaf Passenger car on ground Mar-69 03-2-05 Photo Structure Diner Frankfort Koester for use as diner Mar-69 03-2-16 Photo Structure Collapsed bridge 1901 E.Springfield Hirsimaki bridge collapse over Crooked Creek Jun-69 03-3-02 Photo Structure NKP Crossing Sign Koester typical NKP used rail crossing sign Office Bldg.that housed Superintendent Jun-69 03-3-04 Photo Structure Frankfort, IN Office Building Frankfort Koester and dispatchers Jun-69 03-3-04 Photo Structure New Bremen, OH Depot 5/24/1952 New Bremen,OH Keller J.Keller,and crew pose at depot Jun-69 03-3-05 Photo Structure Frankfort, IN Office Building windows 1969 Frankfort Koester unique designs on windows (2) photos Jun-69 03-3-07 Photo Structure Conneaut, OH Museum interior 1969 Conneaut Kreider inside of Conneaut Museum NKP's coal docks at Yellow Creek and Jun-69 03-3-16 Article Structure OUT OF THE PAST John Rehor Euclid are featured. Sep-69 03-4-04 Photo Structure Bellevue, OH Yard scene 7/4/1969 Bellevue Sollazzo complex flooded after storm aerial photo Sep-69 03-4-04 Photo Structure Indianapolis, IN Turntable 1969 Indianapolis Williams turntable after roundhouse was torn down Dec-69 04-1-04 Photo Structure 19th Street Erie, PA R.L.Smith street trackage Dec-69 04-1-04 Photo Structure Conshocton, OH depot Coshocton R.L.Smith at west end of track near downtown Dec-69 04-1-04 Photo Structure Elwood, IN depot Elwood, IN R.L.Smith on Orange Street Dec-69 04-1-05 Photo Structure Charleston, IL water tank 1968 Charleston, IL Berghoff supply tank for water columns Dec-69 04-1-05 Photo Structure Chicago, IL NKP smoke stack 1969 Calumet Zahorsky smoke stack w/ NKP Road down side Dec-69 04-1-17 Photo Structure Brewster, OH Sand facilities 10/4/1969 Brewster Koester sand facilities Dec-69 04-1-22 Photo Structure Minster, OH Depot 1969 Minster, OH Hoving moved to park Jun-71 05-1-03 Photo Structure Euclid, OH depot 1970 Euclid Benson burned 1970 Jun-71 05-1-04 Photo Structure Conneaut, OH Shops 1970 Conneaut McCormack being demolished 1 STRUCTURE INDEX PUBLICATION VO IS PG TYPE CLASS SUBJECT DATE LOCATION AUTHOR,Credit COMMENT Sep-71 05-2-02 Photo Structure neon sign Fort Wayne Crick w/ PA-1 184 Sep-71 05-2-03 Photo Structure Leipsic Jct., OH 1970 Leipsic Jct. Brendel tower-depot awaiting demolision Sep-71 05-2-04 Photo Structure Fort Wayne, IN Depot Fort Wayne Crick also gate tower before elevation work Winter 1971 06-1-04 Photo Structure NE Tower, IN 1942 New Haven, IN Crick train crossing in front of original NE tower Sprg/Sum 1972 06-2-03 Photo Structure Canton, OH Freight House 1972 Canton, OH Benson still lettered W&LE Sprg/Sum 1972 06-2-03 Photo Structure ex-NKP K-1b 166 tender 1972 Kokomo, IN Sassmannhausen oil storage tank ex-Wheeling 101 Gas-electric car on Sprg/Sum 1972 06-2-03 Photo Structure ground Huron, OH Office Sprg/Sum 1972 06-2-03 Photo Structure McComb, OH Depot McComb, OH Ameling was joint with B&O line Findlay to Deshler shop buildings w/ NKP 4-4-0 108 on Fall 1972 06-3-14 Photo Structure Conneaut, OH Shops 1905 Conneaut Hirsimaki transfer Winter 1972 07-1-08 Photo Structure Bluffton, OH depot Bluffton, OH Crick w/ S class, 703 passing with train celebrating the first of fifty engines built Winter 1972 07-1-14 Photo Structure Brewster Shops May-28 Brewster Rehor there a panoramic view of the roundhouse and Winter 1972 07-1-14 Photo Structure Gambrinus Yards, OH 1930 Canton, OH Corns yards Winter 1972 07-1-16 Photo Structure Tipton, IN Water Tank Tipton, In two spouts on opposite sides Spring 1973 07-2-03 Photo Structure Amsden, OH Depot 1958 Amsden, OH Lorenz w/ GP-7 424 passing Spring 1973 07-2-03 Photo Structure Valley Jct. OH Depot 1/1/1973 Valley Jct.,OH Keim still in use on ex-Wheeling Spring 1973 07-2-08 Photo Structure Hume, OH Depot Hume, OH Jones w/ S class 700 passing PA-1 182 passes LE&W diamond with Tr Summer 1973 07-3-02 Photo Structure Argos, IN depot 1950's Argos, IN Crick # 8 LE&W District passenger trains stopped Summer 1973 07-3-10 Photo Structure Indianapolis, IN Union Station Indianapolis, IN Benson here Summer 1973 07-3-11 Photo Structure Indianapolis, IN Roundhouse Indianapolis, IN Stuckey just before it was torn down Summer 1973 07-3-11 Photo Structure Indianapolis, IN Yard Office Indianapolis, IN Benson at Fall Creek, w/ old piggyback trailer Summer 1973 07-3-12 Photo Structure Kokomo, IN, watchtower 1973 Kokomo,IN Brendel on street in middle of the block Summer 1973 07-3-13 Photo Structure Bunker Hill, IN Depot Bunker Hill, IN Swartz typical hip roofed LE&W depot one of the last LE&W building to be torn Summer 1973 07-3-14 Photo Structure Peru, IN Storehouse Peru, IN Swartz down w/switcher passing , gatetower also in Summer 1973 07-3-15 Photo Structure Fort Wayne, IN Depot 1907 Fort Wayne, IN Sassmannhausen photo Fall/Winter 1973 08-1-03 Photo Structure Navarre, OH Depot 1973 Navarre, OH Corns ex-Wheeling passenger station 2 STRUCTURE INDEX PUBLICATION VO IS PG TYPE CLASS SUBJECT DATE LOCATION AUTHOR,Credit COMMENT Spring 1974 08-2-03 Photo Structure Bellevue, OH Coal Dock 1973 Bellevue Manthey coal dock ex-Wheeling structure awaiting Spring 1974 08-2-03 Photo Structure Bellevue, OH W&LE depot 1973 Bellevue Corns demolishing Spring 1974 08-2-03 Photo Structure Gambrinus, OH Roundhouse Canton Beach w/ H-5a 502 on turntable DL&W's station was home to NKP Spring 1974 08-2-06 Article Structure No.1 MAIN ST., BUFFALO, NY John T. Slater passenger trains for years Spring 1974 08-2-06 Photo Structure Buffalo, NY DL&W Station Buffalo Slater DL&W Terminal in which NKP ran Spring 1974 08-2-09 Photo Structure Buffalo, NY DL&W Station Buffalo Slater (3) views inside of terminal Spring 1974 08-2-10 Photo Structure Buffalo, NY DL&W Station Buffalo Slater (3) views of terminal area Spring 1974 08-2-11 Photo Structure Buffalo, NY depot 1963 Buffalo Prescott Babcock St. Station last used by NKP Spring 1974 08-2-11 Photo Structure Buffalo, NY Erie RR Depot Buffalo Slater NKP once used this building Spring 1974 08-2-11 Photo Structure Buffalo, NY original DL&W Depot Buffalo original DL&W station Fremont, crossed by the NYC, LE&W, Spring 1974 08-2-12 Article Structure FREMONT OHIO - a railroad town Robert Lorenz W&LE was a railcenter at one time original LE&W bridge over the Sandusky Spring 1974 08-2-12 Photo Structure Fremont, OH LE&W Bridge Fremont,OH Lorenz River Spring 1974 08-2-14 Photo Structure Fremont, OH LE&W Freight House Fremont,OH Ameling ex-LE& W freight station - track side Spring 1974 08-2-14 Photo Structure Fremont, OH W&LE Brick Depot Fremont,OH Ameling brick Wheeling passenger station Spring 1974 08-2-14 Photo Structure Fremont, OH W&LE Depot Fremont,OH Ameling original Wheeling depot Spring 1974 08-2-14 Photo Structure Fremont, OH W&LE Freight House Fremont,OH Lorenz w/ 6417 passing Commemorative 08-3-30 Photo Structure N&W New Yards 1970 Bellevue N&W new yards two photos Winter 1974 09-1-19 Photo Structure old turntable used as bridge Beach City, OH Corns bridge view of bridge w/ two locos and cranes Spring 1975 09-2-03 Photo Structure Cowden, IL bridge 1907 Cowden, IL Hirsimaki working Four photos of the Dalton, Ohio depot on Summer 1975 09-3-03 Article Structure YESTERDAYS the Wheeling Summer 1975 09-3-03 Photo Structure Dalton, OH depot Dalton,OH Ameling (4) views of W&LE depot at Dalton,OH panoramic view of many Berks on service Fall 1975 09-4-16 Photo Structure Bellevue, OH Service Area 7/23/1949 Bellevue Cook tracks S class 708 on table w/ roundhouse, Winter 1975 10-1-03 Photo Structure Brewster, OH Turntable Sep-57 Brewster Sabetto water tower Winter 1975 10-1-14 Photo Structure New Bavaria, OH Depot New Bavaria, OH Camp hip roofed frame depot Winter 1975 10-1-14 Photo Structure North Creek, OH Depot Waterville, OH Corns standard roof frame depot Winter 1975 10-1-14 Photo Structure Waterville, OH Depot North Creek, OH Camp small gable end frame depot Spring 1976 10-2-12 Article Structure LINESIDE George Berghoff Gate Towers are featured.
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