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CL chat is the preferred mean of communication, please. Please paste this YouTube link in your browser: https://youtu.be/2wQ1Nq6x6G8 I love connecting past history into modern times. This video shows the clues of the train station at the intersection of the track and Burney lane in Cincinnati, Ohio. This was the former Interurban / Suburban track of the CGPR, the Cincinnati Georgetown and Portsmouth Railroad at the Ellenora / Cedar Point station. Also know as CG&P. Included in the video the history of the main building of Humboldt Park, its glory and fate during the prohibition and its conversion into an apartment building, still standing today. You see in order: 00:00 Vintage photo including the train station 00:13 My lot that ends in the old track right of way 00:47 Still existing: part of the cinder retaining wall of the train station 01:33 Existing coal which indicates the location of the train station 02:48 #1 narrow gauge steam locomotive and railcars 03:27 Schematic of the train station 04:05 Cedar Point station, electrified track and electric locomotive 04:07 Humbolt Park 06:04 Ex Humbolt Park building today 06:21 The End and credits The train station had three names: Shinn's Grove, Cedar Point and finally Ellenora (due to the confusion with Cedar Point on Lake Erie). Credits: Railroad with 3 gauges by David McNeil The Cincinnati, Georgetown and Portsmouth Railroad by Stephen Smalley And continuous support from Gary Rolih Reference: video /train 0261 photo only post id: 0970711565
