Akron Railroad Club member Ed Ribinskas write that he did his first winter photography earlier this week. He landed the new Amtrak Phase II heritage unit at about 10:40 a.m. as a trailing unit in a 4-hour late eastbound Lake Shore Limited.
In the top image, not the Painesville sign on the former New York Central station, which has been undergoing restoration.
Ed also reported that the old Nickel Plate Road trestle over the Grand River is now completely gone.
Photographs by Edward Ribinskas
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