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Program Guide Book Holiday Inn 6001 Rockside Road Independence Ohio Program Guide Book Holiday Inn 6001 Rockside Road Independence Ohio 216-524-8050 Municipal Parking Lot – Cleveland lakefront The cars are parked … Collinwood And everything is ready to go … Table of Contents 1. Table of Contents 21. NYCSHS Archives 2. Timetable 22. Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad 3. Holiday Inn Layout 23. Shaker Rapid Transit 4. NYCSHS Information 24. Midwest Railway Preservation Soc. 5. President’s Letter 25. Cleveland & Akron Canton Attractions 6. Collinwood Shop, Train Show 26. Cleveland Museum of Art 7. Silent Auction, Modeler’s Showcase 27. Western Reserve Historical Soc. 8. Model Train Layout Listing 28. Great Lakes Science Center 9. Model Train Layout Locations 29. Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 10. Joe Filipiak 30. Pro Football Hall of Fame 11. Brian Haas 31. MAPS Air Museum 12. Bruce Brintnall 32. Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens 13. Tom McInerney 33. National First Ladies Library 14. Cuyahoga Valley & West Shore 34. Clinic Presentations 15. Dave Lawler 35. Clinic Presentations (cont.) 16. Wayne Tomsic 36. Age of Steam Roundhouse 17. Bill Feth 37. Berea Union Depot 18. Railroad Themed Attractions 38. Ashtabula, Carson and Jefferson 19. Grafton Tower 39. Jefferson Depot 20. Cleveland Terminal Tower 40. 2015 Utica Convention 1 NYCSHS Schedule of Activities FRIDAY, April 25, 2014 Registration 9:00 AM 10:00 PM Hospitality Room 9:00 AM 10:00 PM Train Show 9:00 AM 10:00 PM Silent Auction 9:00 AM 10:00 PM Modeler's Showcase 10:00 AM 6:00 PM Self-guided Tours 12:00 PM 5:00 PM Clinics/Presentations 7:00 PM 11:00 PM SATURDAY, April 26, 2014 Breakfast 7:00 AM 8:00 AM Registration 7:00 AM NOON Hospitality Room 7:00 AM 11:00 PM Silent Auction 7:00 AM 5:00 PM Bus to Age of Steam RH 8:00 AM 10:00 AM Tour Age of Steam RH 10:00 AM NOON Bus to Lunch NOON 1:00 PM Lunch 1:00 PM 2:00 PM Bus to Hotel 2:00 PM 4:00 PM Drinks 6:00 PM 7:00 PM Banquet & Keynote Speaker 7:00 PM 8:30 PM Annual Business Meeting 8:30 PM 10:30 PM Pay out to sellers (silent auction) 10:30 PM 11:00 PM SUNDAY, April 27, 2014 Bus to Berea Station 8:00 AM 9:00 AM Brunch at Berea Station 9:00 AM 11:00 AM Bus to Jefferson OH 11:00 AM 1:00 PM Ride the AC&J 1:00 PM 2:30 PM Tour Jefferson Depot 2:30 PM 3:00 PM Bus to Hotel 3:00 PM 4:30 PM 2014 Cleveland Convention 2 Holiday Inn Layout Modeler’s Showcase Train Show Collinwood Shop Registration Table Hospitality Room (up elevator to 2nd floor) Silent Auction Clinic Presentations and Banquet Tour Bus Loading Area (parking lot outside ballroom) YMCA Collinwood 3 NYCSHS The New York Central System Historical Society (NYCSHS) was organized in March 1970 by former New York Central employee Joseph P. Quinlivan. The NYCSHS is chartered as a non-profit corporation under the laws of the State of Ohio. The mission of the NYCSHS is to perpetuate the legacy of the New York Central System by acquiring and preserving its history, traditions, documents, and artifacts; and by disseminating accurate information and products consistent with good stewardship. Members receive four issues of the popularly acclaimed Central Headlight, the official publication of the NYCSHS. Each issue contains a wealth of information, from steam to diesel (and electric), from freight to passenger, from branch line to mainline, and from the early days of Vanderbilt to the waning months of Young and Perlman, the Central Headlight covers it all. Annual Meetings are events focusing on the preservation of New York Central railroad history with informative speakers, presentations and tours. NYCSHS Directors and Officers for 2013 – 2014 Richard L. Stoving (President & Central Headlight Editor), Sheldon Lustig (Vice President), James Suhs (Recording Secretary), Joseph Epperson (Treasurer), Charles J. Beargie (Archivist), Noel F. Widdifield (NYCentral Modeler Editor), Richard J. Barrett, Arthur F. Biehler, Tom Gerbracht, David T. Mackay, Ralph C. Schiring, Darwin Simonaitis Directors Emeritus: Joseph P. Quinlivan, Dr. John Mills, Al Bush, Paul Carver 2014 Convention Committee Charles Beargie (Chair), Frank Bongiovanni (Asst. Chair), Ray Bottles, Joseph E. Epperson, Bill Feth, Jeff Koncal, Sheldon Lustig, Dave Nethery, John & Harol Pesuit, Joe Quinlivan, Jim Semon, Paul ‘Bud’ Spierling and Pauline Handman, Stephen Titchenal, James Wenter, Dick Wilkison LS&MS Offices, West 3rd & Superior 2014 Cleveland Convention 4 New York Central System Historical Society, Inc. Office of the President Greetings! Welcome to the 2014 Annual Convention of the New York Central System Historical Society. I extend this welcome on behalf of the officers and Board of Directors of the NYCSHS, Convention Chairman Charles Beargie, Assistant Chairman Frank Bongiovanni, the members of the Convention Committee, and all who have worked hard to make this convention truly memorable. This is something of a homecoming for the NYCSHS, because the Society has its roots firmly planted in the Cleveland area. An early version of our Code of Regulations required that our annual business meetings be held in the City of Cleveland, and for many years, hardy members braved winter storms to attend February meetings in the Cleveland area. About a decade ago, it was thought that it would be useful to move our conventions, which include the annual business meetings, to various cities served by the New York Central System. We have not been back to the Cleveland area since 2008. How time flies! We have come a long way in nearly 45 years, offering services to our members and to the general public that no one would have thought possible even ten years ago. Your directors are committed to finding new ways to broaden our scope of activities so as to push the NYCSHS ever onward toward new horizons. We are always open to suggestions for the further development of the Society. No event of this magnitude could be possible without the coordinated efforts of many individuals, and in this case the coordinating was superbly accomplished by Convention Chairman Charles Beargie and Assistant Chairman Frank Bongiovanni. Members of the Committee included Ray Bottles, Joseph E. Epperson, Bill Feth, Jeff Koncal, Sheldon Lustig, Dave Nethery, John & Harol Pesuit, Joe Quinlivan, Jim Semon, Paul ‘Bud’ Spierling, Pauline Handman, Stephen Titchenal, James Wenter, and Dick Wilkison. Thanks are also gratefully extended to Holiday Inn Director of Sales Maureen Labyk; to those who kindly opened their model layouts (Joe Filipiak, Brian Haas, Bruce Brintnall, Tom McInerney, the Cuyahoga Valley & West Shore Club, Dave Lawler, Wayne Tomsic, and Bill Feth); to John B. Corns and Jerry Joe Jacobson at the Age of Steam Roundhouse; to Jim Semon for the initial invitation to the Age of Steam Roundhouse; to Berea Union Depot Taverne General Manager Micki Ezzo; to Ashtabula, Carson & Jefferson General Manager Frank Rueter and COO Robert Callahan; to Jefferson Depot President Jean Dutton; and to Joe Filipiak representing Grafton Tower. Let the fun begin! Richard L. Stoving President, NYCSHS 5 NYCSHS Activities at Hotel Convention Center Collinwood Shop Available for purchase: Models, Central Headlights, Movie DVD’s, Calendars, Books, Clothing, Memorabilia, Archive DVD Publications, and much more … Train Show The list below is as of time of publication and is subject to change prior to the convention. Dealers: Joe Andrews Eastern Ohio Trains John Benson Bob’s Photo’s (photos only, no Bob) Pierre Campbell John Fuller Allen Hillborn Jay Himes James Middleton Gary Sole Bernie’s Bargains State Tool & Die (steel mill models) Organizations: Conrail HS Fostoria Rail Park (Iron Triangle) NMRA Division 4 Nickel Plate H&TS NOARS Ohio Rail Tourism Association. Displays Ray Bottles & Joan Jennings: 20th Century Limited Bob Orlando: Operating Layout 2014 Cleveland Convention 6 Activities at Hotel Convention Center Silent Auction The New York Central System Historical Society (NYCSHS) is conducting this Silent Auction as an accommodation to its members and is receiving no compensation. Seller is responsible for preparing the description and beginning bid amount for items entered into this Silent Auction. At the end of the auction the item will be sold to the bidder that made the highest bid. Neither the NYCSHS, nor its members participating in the operation of this Silent Auction will be responsible for damaged, lost or stolen items. Any item not picked up by the end of the convention will be considered abandoned and will become the property of the NYCSHS. Cash only will be accepted for items to be purchased. Modeler’s Showcase Please bring your Structures, Locomotives, Rolling Stock, Passenger Cars, Non-revenue cars, Tugboats, floats, and ferry boats of New York Central Railroad or its subsidiary models for display. Please no models representing the period post 1968. This is not a contest but, an opportunity for modelers to get together share their projects and talk about what they have been working on. It is strongly recommended that you stay with your models to discuss and answer any questions. The Modeler’s Showcase will be Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. On Friday, as part of your registration please fill out the release form and tell us about your model We also encourage you to bring any prototype photograph or drawing used. Modelers are required to take their models at closing time. All those who participate will be given a certificate of participation. Please pre-register your model(s) in order to guarantee a spot at the table. Registration Form may be downloaded from the website at http://nycshs.org/nycshs-events/ 7 NYCSHS Self-guided Tours The layouts and attractions shown on pages 10 to 33 are open to the convention attendee.
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