ROSS COUNTY

EXISTING STATIONS
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Station Name	Original Railroad	Current Location	Type	Current Use	Date Built	Track Status	Building Material	More Info
Bainbridge		In Orient (Pickaway Co.) at Green's Museum at 10530 Thrailkill Road. (GPS: 39.780791,-83.11985)	C	Museum	????	None	Wood
Chillicothe		404 East Main Street (South Sugar between Main and Fourth Streets) (GPS: 39.334521,-82.96978)	C	Business	1871	In Use	Brick
Delano		SE corner of Buckeye Street and Piatt Avenue in Chillicothe. (GPS: 39.347874,-82.999888)	C	Residence	????	None	Wood
STATIONS OF THE PAST
Station Name	Original Railroad	Notes
Adelphi	Marietta Hocking & Northern	Not sure if this line had passenger service or stations.
Anderson		Thomas Anderson, a farmer and grocer, was the station agent here in 1875.
Austin
Chillicothe		There was a freight station on Main Street to the east of the passenger station.
Chillicothe		This station was located on the west side of South Paint Street near 11th Street.
Chillicothe		Prior to the freight station listed above which was built in 1910, the N&W used the old Scioto Valley freight station which was on Sugar St. across the tracks from the 1910 station. That old station must have been torn down around the time the new station was built as it is not on Sanborn maps from 1914.
Chillicothe		This freight station was built in 1910 and was located on East 2nd Street between McArthur and Sugar. It burned in 2006 with the remnants demolished a few months later.
Frankfort
Hallsville	Marietta Hocking & Northern	Not sure if this line had passenger service or stations.
Harper		The earliest station here probably sat on land owned by Caleb Harper, a farmer. It was originally referred to as Harper's Station (see 1875 maps).
Harris Station
Higbys		Razed October 1, 1936
Kingston		This station sat on Railroad Street (formerly Bell St.) just north of 3rd Street. May have also served the Marietta Hocking & Northern RR which ran from Kingston to Adelphi in Pickaway Co.
Kingston	Marietta Hocking & Northern	Not sure if this line had passenger service or stations.
Kinnickinnick
Lyndon
Musselman
Musselman
Richmondale
Roxabell		M.J. Timmons was the station agent here in 1875.
Rupels
Schooleys
Slate Mills
Summithill (Summit)
Thrifton
Thrifton
Vauces
Vigo (Londonderry)		Photo is from 1884. On maps from 1875, this was called Londonderry Station as the depot was most likely first located on the property of David and David Londonderry.
Vigo
West Junction	AND
1898 ROSS COUNTY RAILROAD MAP

Notes About Existing Stations... Chillicothe (M&C/SV) - Original building added onto on four occasions; mostly brick with some frame. CSX line removed 1989, NS line still quite active. John Thompson reports in 2007 that the building appears abandoned. Structure appears to be in very bad shape. Roof in very poor condition, if no holes, will be very soon. Windows broken, boarded up. Building still secure, padlocks on doors. Chain link fence around east end of building. Transfer track from CSX to NS still intact at rear of building, appears to be still used. In its heyday, the station featured a full dining room and lunch counter. Delano (SV) - The original location of this station was where Delano Road crosses the tracks. It was probably moved into Chillicothe in the 1950s.