Forty-eight years ago on the day after Thanksgiving, Mike Ondecker, John Woodworth and I headed to Toledo.
We met some railfans there who said there was a scrap yard in London, Ontario, that had some CN CLC (FM) C-liners still intact.
John and I convinced Mike to go to London and our all-Ohio trip turned into an international mini-adventure.
We drove home the next day never realizing this would be the beginning of many good trips together. Here are two images from that trip.
The top image was made on Nov. 29, 1968. It is the day after American Thanksgiving in Toledo, Ohio, and New York Central No. 4024 and Baltimore & Ohio No.1438 (on a Chesapeake & Ohio train) await their time to depart Central Union Terminal.
In the second image it is Nov. 30, 1968, in London, Ontario. CN’s London Reclamation Yard holds stripped hulks and almost complete CLC (FM) C-liners and other discarded equipment.
Tags: Baltimore & Ohio, Canadian National, Canadian National locomotives, CN CLC (FM) C-liners, London Ontario, New York Central, Railfanning in Toledo Ohio, Robert Farkas photography, Toledo Central Union Terminal, Toledo Ohio
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