The Old C&O Depot, Maysville
Before being used as a depot, it was the C. B. Pearce
home. Acquired for the depot on June 22, 1887.
Maysville Bridge, looking toward town.
C & O Passenger Train in Maysville
The old C & O Depot in the Snow
C & O Depot in the 1913 Flood
C & O Depot
President Eisenhower's Funeral Train passes thru Maysville
April 1, 1969
The New C & O Depot, Maysville, circa
1930
This became the depot on October 16, 1918
left, C & O Railroad Depot,
Maysville
right, C & O Coal Docks, Maysville
These two images from the collection of the
Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County
C&O Locomotive from 1926
Built by Alco, Number 490
Chesapeake & Ohio #2741, c. 1955
(not in Maysville)
left, C & O double-heading, 1951
right, C & O 601 Greenbriar, 1949
(neither of these two were taken in Mason County)
Pumphouse Construction, circa 1925
Local Freight
Freight Depot
The Maysville & Big Sandy
a forerunner to the C & O
| The trolley in Maysville began, horse-drawn, on August 14, 1883. It converted to electricity in 1891, and ran through the fall of 1936. It ran from a turn-around loop east of the cemetery, along Second Street to Bridge, along Third to Market, and down Market back to Second. It followed Second to another turn-around loop, just East of Beasley Creek. There were two short passing tracks, one between Commerce and Poplar, and one between Wall and Sutton. |
