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Ohio Trolley Lines

We have a page on this system.

Canton-Akron Ry.

We have a page on this system.

Cincinnati Lawrenceburg & Aurora Electric Ry.

915 was built by Cincinnati Car Co in June 1918, #2290.  It was sold as Sand Springs Ry 62 in 1934 and scrapped in 1955.

919 was built by Cincinnati Car Co in June 1918, #2290.  It was sold as SSRy 66 in 1934 and scrapped in 1955.

921 was built by Cincinnati Car Co in June 1918, #2290.  It was sold as SSRy 68 in 1934 and sold for a several attempts to tourist locations in Oklahoma and Arkansas.  It went to a scrap line in Tulsa and sold to Illinois Railway Museum in 1967.

City Railway Co.

City Transit Co.

We have a page on this system.

We have a page on the Northeastern Ohio line.

Cleveland Painesville & Eastern Ry.

60 was built by Brill Car Co in 1916.  It was sold as Niagara St Catherines & Toronto 41 in 1927.

Rapid Transit.

Shaker Heights Lightweight Interurbans.

Shaker Heights PCCs.

Light Rail Cars.

Cleveland Transit Non-Revenue Equipment.

Shaker Heights Non-Revenue Equipment.

Heavy Rail Non-Revenue Equipment.

Cleveland Union Terminal

This New York Central subsidiary is included in a special page.

We have a full page on this operation.

Columbus Buckeye Lake & Newark Ry.

68 was built by Jewett Car Co in 1902.

70 was built by Jewett Car Co in 1900.  It became Ohio Electric Ry 70 and renumbered 170.  It was transferred to Columbus Newark & Zanesville Ry in 1921 and rebuilt as a freight trailer.

Columbus Delaware & Marion Electric Co.

62, line car.

102 was a line car and plow.  This car was saved for awhile as Marion-Reserve Power Co 102  in 1933 and became Ohio Power Co 102 in 1947.

303 was an express motor.  This car was transferred as M-RPCo 303 in 1933 and became OPCo 303 in 1947.

501 was built by American Car & Foundry Co in 1926.  It was retired in 1933 and acquired by Ohio Railway Museum in 1963.

There is a full page on this line.

Some of their cars went to Oklahoma.

Some of their cars went to Oklahoma.

We have a special page on this line.

We have a special page on this line.

We have a photo of one of their cars which went to Birmingham.

Marion-Reserve Power Co.

When Columbus Delaware & Marion Electric Co was closed in 1933.  5.2 miles of line was acquired by Marion-Reserve Power Co at Marion.  The company was taken over by Ohio Power Co in 1947 and dieselized in 1952.

102 was a line car and plow built as CD&MECo 102 .This car was saved for awhile as M-RPCo 102  in 1933 and became OPCo 102 in 1947.

303 was an express motor built as CD&MECo 303.  This car was transferred as M-RPCo 303 in 1933 and became OPCo 303 in 1947.

Oakwood Street Ry.

190.

330.

401.

20 was built by Pullman-Standard in 1935.  It was sold as City Transit 20 in 1955 and retired in 1956.

This interurban off-shoot is included in a special page.

Ohio & Southern Traction Co.

S. B. Hartman built this short electric line (5 miles) between Columbus and the Hartman Stock Farm, of which he was proprietor.  In spite of the short length, the road used interurban-style equipment.  Since it was strictly an adjunct to the stock farm, it operated at deficits that would have been killed an independent interurban.  In 1925, the line had an operating ratio of 294.81 per cent.  In 1929 it was abandoned.

103 was built by McGuire-Cummings Mfg Co.

Ohio Edison Co.

1050 was built by General Electric in 1917 as Northern Ohio Traction & Light Co 1050.  It became OECo 1050 in 1932 and scrapped in 1962.

Ohio Electric Ry.

There is a full page on this line.

Ohio Power Co.

102 was a line car and plow built as Columbus Delaware & Marion Electric Co 102 .This car was saved for awhile as Marion-Reserve Power Co 102  in 1933 and became OPCo 102 in 1947.

303 was an express motor built as CD&MECo 303.  This car was transferred as M-RPCo 303 in 1933 and became OPCo 303 in 1947.

This one lasted quite a long time.

This interurban off-shoot is included in a special page.

Sandusky Norwalk & Mansfield RR

4 was built by Niles in 1905. It came as Ohio Public Service Co 90 in 1921 and was rebuilt several times.

5 was built by Niles in 1905. It came as OPS 50 in 1921, and was rebuilt.

Scioto Valley Traction Co.

Scioto Valley Ry. & Power Co.

Ohio Midland Light & Power Co.

511 was built by Cincinnati Car Co in November 1929, #3040, as Springfield Suburban RR 511.  It was sold as OML&P 511 in early 1930s.

Springfield Suburban RR

511 was built by Cincinnati Car Co in November 1929, #3040.  It was sold as Ohio Midland Light & Power Co 511 in early 1930s.

There is a full page on this line.

Toledo & Indiana RR

80 was built by Baldwin-Westinghouse in July 1915, #42220, at Toledo & Western Ry 403. In February 1934 it became T&I 80. Then in 1939 it became Toledo Edison Co 3.

110 was built by Cincinnati Car Co in October 1924, #2820.   It was sold as Georgia Power Co  476 in 1940.

135 was built by St Louis Car Co in about 1920 as Keokuk Electric Co 103.  It was sold as T&I 135 in 1928 and resold as GPCo 473 in 1940.

Toledo Bowling Green & Southern Traction Co.

210 was built by Cincinnati Car Co in May 1918, #2250.

Toledo Edison Co.

There is a full page on this line.

Toledo Railway & Light Co.

26.

Waterfront Electric Ry.

This interurban turned diesel freight hauler has a special page.

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