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This scene shows the former Big Four tracks as they wind along the Cuyahoga River and cross Superior Avenue on their way from Front Street (out of sight in the background, about half a mile north) to a junction with the Cleveland Union Terminal line…

The partially-completed mail hall is prominent in the view of the Lakefront from Lakeside Boulevard viaduct. Railroad-wise, this location is known as Big Four Wye Junction. The tracks entering the picture on the left are the old CCC&StL mains, which…

Taken from Lakeside Boulevard bridge looking west, this photograph shows West Third Street in the foreground, and from left to right in the background, the Lakefront Depot, the NYC Lakefront running and main tracks, NYC spurs leading to the mail hall…

The little shanty below is the operators’' refuse at C&P Crossing. The designation "C&P" stems from the fact that the line of the Pennsylvania which bisects the NYC at this point was originally the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Road before it was…

In the preceding footnote, reference was made to the separation of the main line at QD into three branches, the Lakefront, C.U.T., and Belt (the latter is also known as the Short Line). These lines diverge and pass through the north, central and…