Fostoria Ohio Trains: (Show 1 of 7)

[@ShakyTripod]

GREAT Video and the reason why I love Fostoria - TRAINS, TRAINS, TRAINS. WOW - Three trains transferring at one time. I love it when you hear horns sounding, but you cannot tell exactly where the train is at. It's a really great place to watch trains.

[@JRNipper]

Pretty soft roadbed at the diamond at 4:30. Great video! Thanks for posting.

[@CJDUBstang]

Awesome vid. There is a little bungalow right next to the diamond...worst place imaginable to live, great place to trainwatch...lol

[@speedviper47]

Thanks! Cool to see my old home town from a trains perspective!

[@dlc54]

Most articles on Fostoria Trains have stated anywhere from 100 to 140, depends on the day also.

[@thunderstormzlightning]

awesome video great job five stars and a favorite

[@chatanugadotorg]

I need to get back up that way. Haven't been up there since 1997. Seems strange seeing trains on the old B&O running on the left-hand track. Last I was up there, they still had the old B&O CPL signals and directional running.

[@kinyodas]

AT 3:37 - That's just poetic to me - all that weight gracefully snaking and dancing around one another like a well rehearsed ballet, soon to be hauling *** and rolling off the miles to destinations known and unknown like strangers in the night. Who knows? maybe they'll meet again, but in their consist, will never be the same.

[@kunochiturtledove8111]

4:44 looks like one of the tractor trailers had a slight mishap of falling down.

[@dlc54]

My grandmother lived in the little building on the NW side of mid-block underpass years ago. We never knew how she could have slept since she was only about 40 feet from the old B&O and Nickel Plate.

[@BuckeyeNationRailroader]

This is the way I liked Fostoria Ohio, without the Railpark and the full Amtrak Platform was still there.

[@Landaux]

3;35...Love all the pretty lights...although there are a few posistioned that look to be RED instead of YELLOW?

[@florida_railfan_production3114]

Wow it looks pretty complicated keeping track of where these trains are coming from...is there a sort of pattern in schedule to keep "track"

[@Stephenson18]

Fostoria is the BEST! place to go no madder what!

[@marshspam]

does anybody know why the middle signal on the 3 signal masts has the red in the middle lens position? What color is in the bottom lens that usually is red? This is a strange bird, the signals look like the newer ones that csx is installing everywhere.

[@Guser223]

so i'm assuming it's mostly CSX trains that go through here correct?

[@Guser223]

what about Norfolk Southern, what percentage?

[@AliceInChains243]

Is that actually true? I knew Fostoria saw alot of trains daily, but not THAT many! Haha, that even makes the Pittsburgh Line look like it needs to step it up a little!! (nvm not really, just bashing NS hehe, don't get me wrong, I'm a Pittsburgh Line freak) But yea, I REALLY gotta get out to Ohio, from what I hear theres a lot of good spots, this one being the SPOT OF SPOTS!! PS, whats the average train frequency per hour?

[@dlc54]

I'd say about 80% are CSX with about 40%-50% on the East-West (old B&O) line.

[@fostoriadistrictrailfan3907]

now about 80% are on the B&O bc Coal Traffic on the C&O is reducing a ton

[@bdzmusicprod]

Very good place to watch trains...no rail police to worry about.

[@ElliottWolcott]

Was this all in 2007?

[@dlc54]

I think some were also from 2006, from several visits there.

[@zekeluvtrains]

i like the bnsf macs