The hulk of Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Alco HH 1000 No. 2314 sits outside the GE Erie locomotive assembly plan in the late 1960s. The switcher was a trade-in for other motive power.
Photograph by Robert Farkas
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Retired in Erie
August 4, 2021It’s Western Ohio, Not Kansas
April 10, 2020
On Wednesday I chased the Napoleon, Defiance & Western in Western Ohio. This is a short line that runs a former Wabash line between Woodburn, Indiana, and Napoleon, Ohio.
They roster about a half dozen engines including two GP20s still lettered for the Santa Fe.
We chased it from Okalona, Ohio, to Napoleon where it switched a Campbell’s food warehouse and then returned to Defiance.
In the top photography the train is leaving Okalona. Then it is shown leaving Napolean after switching and passing the elevator at Okalona.
The next set shows the train crossing the Maumee River at Defiance, a pair of the GP20s in Defiance and the return trip at Okalona.
Article and Photographs by Todd Dillon
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