CLERMONT COUNTY

EXISTING STATIONS
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Station Name	Original Railroad	Current Location	Type	Current Use	Date Built	Track Status	Building Material	More Info
Amelia		84 West Main Street (across from Tire Discounters). (GPS: 39.031749,-84.2236)	C	Private	????	None	Wood
Bethel		SE corner of South and Union streets.	C	Church	1902	Gone	Brick
Loveland		127 West Loveland Ave.	P	Business	1907	In Use	Brick
STATIONS OF THE PAST
Station Name	Original Railroad	Notes
Afton
Baldwin
Batavia		This station sat on the south side of Main Street. It was on the east side of the tracks.
Beechwood
Branch hill		The station in 1891 was located at the corner of Front and Bridge Streets. It was on the east side of the tracks.
Brazier
Clifton		C&E = Cincinnati & Eastern. The station here was still standing in 1891 after this section of the C&E RR was sold/reorganized as the Cincinnati, New Richmond & Ohio River RR. That RR ceased operations in 1889 and was torn up by 1898. Clifton is now the southern part of New Richmond.
Cohoon		The name of this town was changed to Perintown so I am not sure if this is the same station as listed below for Perintown. This may be an older station.
Epworth Heights
Fair Oak
Glen Este
Hamlet
Hills
Hulington
Loveland		This station was located near the intersection of what is currently West Loveland and Railroad Avenues. Here is another photo showing a Pacific K-4 Streamlined 4-6-4 pulling into the station. Both the PRR and B&O stations occupied the northeast corner of the diamond, with the tower in the northwest quadrant. Across the tracks from the PRR station was a "railroad park" that at one time contained a turntable and water tower. The PRR tracks were removed by Conrail around 1976.
Loveland		These photos show the original frame B&O passenger station and its brick replacement which was built in 1907.
Maywood
Miamiville		In 1891 the Little Miami RR station agent here was Smith Ware. The station was on the west side of Second Street on the south side of the tracks.
Mt. Carmel
New Richmond		C&E = Cincinnati & Eastern. The station here was still standing in 1891 after this section of the C&E RR was sold/reorganized as the Cincinnati, New Richmond & Ohio River RR. That RR ceased operations in 1889 and was torn up by 1898.
Ninevah
Olive Branch
Palestine
Perintown		Although the station is gone, the section foreman's house shown in the background of this photo is still standing as of 2009.
Rocky Ford Stock Farm		According to the 1891 map of the county, there was a station at the Rocky Ford Farm. This was located at GPS coordinates 39.104732,-84.19575 in Batavia Township.
South Bantam
South Milford
Swing's Station
Tobasco
Walker's Mills		This station was just SE of Bethel near where Patterson Road curves from SE to due south.
Williamsburg
Williamsburg		This station was on the NW side of 3rd Street on the SW side of the tracks (GPS: 39.056988,-84.051542).
Willowville
Wiltse
1898 CLERMONT COUNTY RAILROAD MAP

Notes About Existing Stations... Amelia (CG&P) - The station is in the process of being restored. Bethel (CG&P) - As with the Mt. Washington station (Hamilton Co.), the station was passenger/freight, and also housed the electric generating equipment (sub stations) for the electric cars, and freight locos. There was a third sub station on the east side of White Oak creek in Brown county. It has been long gone, but the foundation is still in place, and in very good condition. Several railroad artifacts have been found in the area. The railroad electrified the route in 1902. Steam, and electrics used the line together until 1915. After a wreck east of Amelia, steam was not allowed on the route any more. It remained electric until the line's demise in 1936. Loveland (B&O) - Now houses the "Runner's Depot" that sells shoes and running gear. Along ex-PRR bike trail.