Preserved AC&Y Equipment
Connecting Roads
- The only existing AC&Y steam locomotive, a Class P 4-6-0, AC&Y No. 304, originally Nickel Plate Road No. 44 is awaiting restoration at Steamtown in Scranton, PA.
The San Diego Railroad Museum has
the restored AC&Y Mather
Boxcar #3024 in its collection.- The Mid-Continent Railroad Museum has several AC&Y Mather boxcars in it's collection in North Freedom, WI.
- The Nickel Plate Road Historical & Technical Society page
- The Akron Barberton Belt Railroad fan site.
- The Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Historical page.
- The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Historical Society.
- The Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Historical Society.
- The Hocking Valley Railway Information Center.
- George Elwood's Erie-Lackawanna Railroad site.
- The Erie-Lackawanna Railroad Historical Society site.
- The New York Central System Historical Society.
- The Pennsylvania Railroad Technical and Historical Society.
- The unofficial Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway page.
- The official Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway site.
- Two generations of AC&Y CEO's from the Stewart family owned Quail Hollow which is now a State Park.
- The Norfolk & Western Historical Society page
- The Akron Railroad Club site.
- The Midwest Railway Preservation Society in Cleveland.
- Society Member Don Narris' Ohio Railroad Page
- A site devoted to Ohio's Railroad Stations - Past and Present.
- The Orville Railroad Heritage Society sponsors excursions, sometimes over AC&Y rails.
- Society member Steve McMullen's CSX 4290's Railfan Site.
- George Elwood's excellent Fallen Flag Railroad Photos (please support it).
- The Rennsalear Polytechnic Institute Model Railroad Club's website includes several AC&Y photos in Soph Marty's Freight Car Photo Album.