Railroad Depots of West Central Ohio

Focusing on the significance of twelve railroad lines in west central Ohio around 1907, the book highlights their impact on local communities, including major terminals and lesser-known towns. It chronicles the history of approximately 300 depots, some of which have been lost to time while others are preserved as museums or businesses. Through vintage postcards and mid-20th-century photographs, the narrative captures the golden age of rail travel and celebrates the architectural beauty of surviving depots, particularly in Bucyrus and Galion.