Columbus Neighborhoods: Columbus' Railroad History

On this episode, join us for stories from Columbus’ railroad history. Learn about local industry, explore the Canal Winchester Railroad depot, see a currently operating railroad and discover the history of Columbus native Granville T. Woods, who invented dozens of devices that improved railroad safety.

[@gandolfthegardener]

It's a shame that we don't have 'Ohio History' classes as we would know about Mr. Woods and his contributions. Sad, within 4 years of this production that the Buckeye Yards 'in' Hillard would be removed.

[@jonlanier_]

I was expecting to see something about the Pennsylvania/Penn Central/Conrail Railroad that worked out of Columbus for most of the last century. My dad worked for them as an engineer for 45 years. Retiring around 1981

[@clayemery394]

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[@clayemery394]

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[@clayemery394]

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[@julianjackson456]

@Clay Emery No problem xD

[@kents.2866]

Awesome to learn about Granville T. Woods. I didn't know about him.

[@donolbers9446]

One of the Haydenville round houses along the Hocking was still there and occupied in the early '70's. By the late '70's, it was gone.

[@BuckeyeM80]

It’s still there. Only one left standing.

[@davemohney]

I see Scott Douglas holding up 2 haydenville blocks at 8:36