Southbound approaching Seneca Lane.

This was once a mining community known as "Puritan".

Southbound with "Number 5" bridge in the background.  Here

continuous welded rails make for a nice smooth ride.

Crossing over Wills Creek on "Number 5" bridge, built in 1898.

Passing the site of Central Mine, where ten miners lost there lives.

For a list of coal miners who lost their lives in the deep mines of

Guernsey County click here .

Coal Miner Steve entertaining guests with an old folk song on the accordion.

On board you will see an old photo of a steam locomotive

wreck which occurred at this very location.

Rounding "Byesville Curve" located just south of Byesville.

One of our guest entertainers George, is a fine guitarist and singer.

He occasionally entertains passengers with folk and country music.

Passing old Pennsylvania Railroad milepost 52 on a fine fall day.

This old-time service station was built by the nice

folks at the Seneca Lane antique store.