Here is a photo to go along with the June Akron Railroad Club eBulletin story about Bellevue.
On Dec. 31, 1967, Mike Ondecker and I had a chance to visit the Norfolk & Western Bellevue Yard Tower. It was dark, cold, and snowy, but the tower was warm and well-lit. Out of all the photos taken then – many were acceptable at best – this is a favorite.
A worker paces N&W 3385 (a former Wabash FM H12-44). Could he even imagine that almost 50 years later, his photo would be available around the world?
Photograph by Robert Farkas
Tags: Bellevue Ohio, N&W in Bellevue Ohio, Norfolk & Western, railroads and winter, Robert Farkas photography, Trains in winter, winter photography, winter railfanning
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