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D T & I in Ross County
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D T & I Train wreck at Denver, Ross Co., OH September
1963 with D T & I crane # 402
from Jim Henry collection
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D T & I Train wreck at Denver, Ross Co., OH September
1963 with N&W crane 514924 from Portsmouth & D T & I
crane # 402. The four diesel engines were sent to GE and replaced
with four new diesel engines from GE
from Jim Henry collection
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D. T. & I. North Bound train at Summit Hill, OH
from Barbara Toppins photo collection
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D T & I Section hands abt 1916-17 2nd from
right is Erv Addy who later became a telegraph operator
from Barbara Toppins photo collection
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D T & I Engine at Summit Station
from Jim Henry collection
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D T & I section gang on hill near Summit Station
from Jim Henry collection
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D T & I Summit Hill Depot
from Barbara Toppins photo collection
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D T & I South of Summit Hill
from Barbara Toppins photo collection
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D T & I at Summit Hill in 1963
from Barbara Toppins photo collection |
Section Gang at Summit Station
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D T & I at Summit Hill abt October 1963
from Barbara Toppins photo collection
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D T & I RR spikes found by Matt Fury at Summit Hill on
the corner of Easterday Rd. (next to the old store)
photo by Matt Furry
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D T & I railroader Emmitt Addy at Harris Station
from Barbara Toppins photo collection
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D. T. & I. 2nd June 1909 train wreck of Engine 70 north
of Harris Station
from Barbara Toppins photo collection
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D T & I train at Spargursville, OH
from Jim Henry collection
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Wreck near Storms Station abt. 1924
from Jim Henry collection
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Wreck near Storms Station
from Jim Henry collection
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Wreck near Storms Station abt. 1924
from Jim Henry collection
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D T & I wreck near Storms station abt. 1924
from Jim Henry collection
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D. T. & I. Depot at Storms, Ross Co., OH
Storms' station was named after "Uncle Johnny" Storms who
contributed the right-of-way across his property. Johnny Storms was born
October 1790 and was the last surviving War of 1812 veteran in Ross
County.
"The 95th anniversary of the birth of John Storms was duly
celebrated by the Northwest Pioneer Association, on last Tuesday."
29 Oct. 1885 Waverly Watchman
"Mr. John Storms, of Storms' Station, on the Ohio
Southern Railroad, near Bainbridge, celebrated his 95th birthday on
Tuesday of last week. There were about 250 persons on the
Occasion. The Old pioneer, it said, bid fair to reach his
hundredth year." 11 Nov. 1885 Waverly
Watchman
Photo from June Gregg (grand daughter of
Johnny Storms) collection
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