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| City | Railroad | Current Location | Type | Current Use | Date Built | Track Status | Bldg. Mat. | Current Railroad | Notes |
| Brice | T&OC | 919 Old Henderson Road, Columbus | C | Business | 1880 | In Use | Wood | CSX | See notes below and newer pix at: http://www.info-depot.com/ |
| Columbus | T&OC | 379 W. Broad St. | P | Civic | 1895 | In Use | Brick | Conrail | On National Register of Historic Places. See note. |
| Columbus | PRR | 5th Ave. and Hamilton Ave. SE corner of Columbus airport property. | P | Office | 1920s | In Use | Brick | Ohio Central | See note. |
| Canal Winchester | CHV&T | 96 N. High St. near Oak St. | P | Civic | 1894 | In Use | Wood | I&O | Chamber of Commerce On National Register of Historic Places |
| Canal Winchester | Scioto Valley Traction | 10 S. High St. Attached to rear of S. Central Power |
P | Business | ???? | Gone | Stucco | None | |
| Flint | PRR or CCC&St.L? | 525 Park Road | P | Residence | 1875 | None | Wood | None | Moved from original site in 1930s |
| Grove City | B&O | 3950 Front Street at Park Street |
C | Civic | ???? | In Use | Wood | CSX | Home of the SW Franklin County Historical Society. |
| Hilliard | PRR | Fairgrounds/Hist. Village Off Main Street |
P | Civic | ???? | None | Wood | None | Moved. Caboose on site. |
| Worthington | Replica | Ohio RR Museum | P | Museum | 1969 | In Use | Wood | NS | Not built by RR. |
Notes. . .
Brice T&OC - Station was originally moved across the
tracks and was a pizza shop for a few years. In 2001 it was moved again to Old
Henderson Rd.
It is now a conference center.
Columbus T&OC -
Bill Hall reports in 2007 that
the station has been purchased by Columbus Fire Dept firefighters IAFF Local 67
to be the union hall and offices.
Major renovation and new addition underway.
Columbus PRR - The PRR stopped at the original Columbus Airport Terminal building. A covered walkway connected the platforms to the terminal.
| Station | Railroad | Notes |
| Bannon | N&W/T&OC | Tower and station. Torn down in the early 1930s. |
| Columbus | Union | This was the first station in Columbus. It was built in 1850 and demolished in 1875 and sat on North High Street. See Gary Schaal's web site for more details on Columbus' Union stations. |
| Columbus | Union | Station was built by the Big 4 and Panhandle. It was active between 1875-1897. |
| Columbus | Union Station | Station served B&O, CCC&StL (NYC), HV (C&O), N&W, and PRR. It was built in 1897 and demolished in 1976. |
| Columbus | ???? | I don't know if this is from Columbus, Ohio or another state. There was no info provided with the photo. Does anyone know for sure? Perhaps this served one of the railroads and sat in a different part of town? It appears that it could be a Hocking Valley/C&O type design. |
| Columbus | Columbus & Eastern | This freight house sat on Mt. Vernon Ave. Originally it was the CS&H Freight House, built by the Columbus and Eastern in 1864; in later years the same building became the N&W outgoing Freight House. Does anyone have a photo? |
| Flint | PRR or CCC&ST.L? | |
| Groveport | Hocking Valley | This station was off Front Street on the south side of the tracks. It was built around 1900 and torn down in the late 1950s. |
| Linworth | Hocking Valley | The original station was built in 1876 and replaced with a new station in 1895. The station sat on Dublin-Granville Rd. (SR 161) on the west side of the tracks. |
| Valley Crossing | N&W/CHV&T | Nearby tower closed in the early 1960s. |
| Westerville | CA&C | Station was torn down in the 1970s.The railroad came to Westerville in 1873. The railroad shipped a lot of printed material on behalf of the prohibitionist movement, which was headquartered in Westerville. |