The past several weeks the Conrail heritage unit of Norfolk Southern has been leading trains through Northeast Ohio.
Two weeks ago I caught it going by Berea tower (top photograph). This is a significant location both locally but also for the Conrail system.
Conrail’s route structure was basically an X with the lines crossing at Cleveland and, specifically, at Berea tower.
On Saturday, I caught the Conrail H unit leading again, this time at East Conway (middle and bottom photographs). Conway Yard was an important point on the former Pennsylvania Railroad ever since it opened in 1957. This continued through Penn Central and Conrail and remains so with Norfolk Southern.
Many photos have been taken throughout the years at this iconic spot and I thought this would be a worthy inclusion with those.
Article and Photographs by Todd Dillon
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