Toledo Angola and Western Railway Records, 1898-1986, MSS-102

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Toledo Angola and Western Railway Records, 1898-1986

(bulk 1902-1950)

MSS-102

Size: 48.5 Linear Feet

Provenance: received from Charles E. Sheets, 1994

Access: open

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Processing Note: Some materials have been sampled

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Completed by: Benjamin Grillot, November 1998-June 1999

Historical Sketch

On July 11th, 1902, The Toledo, Angola and Western Railway with its 8 1/4 miles of track, was officially incorporated. Originating as a spur of off the much larger New York Central Line at Central Avenue in Toledo, Ohio, the Railway linked the Silica Stone Quarries to the world. Largely the quarry funded its construction and the construction supplies were shared with the Toledo Terminal Railroad, which was also forming at this time.

In 1913 Toledo, Angola and Western bought out the Silica Northern Railway, increasing its track length 2 1/4 miles to the northwest, connecting it with Centennial, Ohio. Throughout 1910's, the Railway began to expand beyond its Stone Quarry roots, serving a variety of industries that popped up around it including an Oil Refinery (Hickock Oil), a Bottling Plant (Owens Bottling Plant), and a Fertilizer Plant (Stadler Fertilizer Company).

In 1922, A.C. Dustin was hired as president of the company. Dustin had previously served, since 1906, as President of the Forth Smith and Western Railroad in Arkansas, and his experience led the TA&W through a period of prosperity which peaked in 1929 with the company showing a profit of over $55,000. The crash of the stock market and the subsequent depression hit TA&W fairly hard, forcing them to lay off several employees and turn down many applications for employment. However within 5 years, Dustin's Railroad was again showing a sizeable profit.

An interesting side note from this period involves the formation of the Employee's Mutual Aid Society, an organization created by and for the employees of the Railroad, but existing completely separately. The Mutual Aid Society was formed in 1927 after the death of an employee left a widow unable to make payments on her mortgage. This Society eventually transformed into a form of group insurance sponsored by the Railway and it disbanded as an independent organization in 1937.

Industries continued to open along Toledo Angola and Western Railway throughout the 30's, including the France Stone Company (which operated in Silica Ohio) and the Medusa Portland Cement Company which opened a mill at Silica, utilizing the crushed stone from the quarry. Upon the death of A.C. Dustin in 1938, the reigns of the company were passed to J.B. John who ran the company through the 1940's.

The bulk of the Toledo Angola and Western Railway's records date from before 1950, so the details on the companies' history after this point are sketchy until 1979 when the Railway was bought out by the Waterfront Electric Railway. Not a real railroad in the traditional sense of the term, the Waterfront Electric operated in International Park in downtown Toledo, marketing themselves as a tourist attraction. They sold various souvenirs and memorabilia, some items bearing the Toledo Angola and Western name. However by the end of the 1980's, Waterfront Electric Railway shut its doors as well, closing a chapter on Toledo railroading history.

Scope and Content Note

The Toledo, Angola and Western Railway records are broken down into six (6) distinct series, the first four of which deal directly with the Railway, and the last two involve organizations directly related to the business of the Railway.

The first series, Office Files, consists of three distinct subsections each comprising a chronological portion of the Railway's history. The subsections are: 1904-1916, 1916-1918, and 1923-1946. These Office Files remain, with the exception of the subsection 1916-1918, in their original order and are comprised of correspondence, memoranda, and other items related to specific subjects. The subsection 1916-1918 was found grouped together in a single box, although without any sort of organization. Each piece was sorted out and arranged according to subject, the subjects were arranged alphabetically and then arranged chronologically within each folder

As the collection was processed, other files were discovered which could be related to a single specific subject, these "subject files" not found in the original groupings of office files were placed in alphabetical order at the end of the subsection 1923-1946.

The second series, Financial and Administrative Documents was the most difficult to arrange. It consists of several distinct categories, each arranged according to its own, internal logic. The first grouping, Reports, is divided according to the frequency of the issuance of the report. Annual Reports are followed by Monthly Reports, which are followed by Weekly and then Daily Reports.

Arranged alphabetically within Annual Reports are an Accountants Report, prepared by a Public Accountant hired by the railroad; Annual Reports of Fatal Accidents (which thankfully read, for the most part, “Nothing to Report”); Annual Reports to the Interstate Commerce Commission, a federal body that regulated Commerce; Annual Reports to the Public Utilities Commission, a government organization; Annual Reports to the Tax Commission, a government organization in charge of Tax Collection, which in 1939 changed its name to the Department of Taxation; and finally Audited Reports which sum up the companies activities for those fiscal years.

Within the Monthly Reports category are Monthly Comparative Statements of Earnings, which compare on a monthly basis the Revenues of the company with the same month a year prior; Monthly Estimated Results of Operation, which estimates the costs and profits of the company for the upcoming month based upon prior performance; and Monthly Locomotive Inspection Reports, which detail information gleaned from the inspection of the locomotives.

The Weekly Reports category is comprised solely of Weekly Load Reports that describe, on a weekly basis, the cargo carried by various trains and their destinations.

Daily Reports contain the Daily Conductor’s Reports; Daily Diaries that record such information as the weather, board meetings, and other happenings on a daily basis for an entire year; Daily Interchange Report of Cars that describes the switching of cars during that day; Daily Report of M. of W. Department; Daily Train Inspection; and Switching and Per Diem Reclaim, which contains reports of money earned each day through switching and reclaim.

In 1929 the company hired a surveyor to prepare a report to be used for valuation purposes this Surveyor’s Report remains in its own category.

The grouping Returns contains only 3 types of returns, Capital Stock Returns, which are returns on the companies’ investments, Income Tax Returns, which are returns on Taxes paid, and Returns Under 15-A of the Interstate Commerce Act.

The third section of the Financial and Administrative Documents series is Ledgers. This section is divided again into three groupings, General Ledgers, Shipping Ledgers and Accounting Ledgers.

The General Ledgers consist of Records and Reports the Interstate Commerce Commission Bureau of Valuation. The Shipping Ledgers are composed of Gas Shipment Ledgers that describe shipments of Gas along the Railroad; General Shipment Ledgers, Ledgers of Train Movements; Record of Cars in the Yard; and a Stone Shipment Ledger.

The Accounting Ledgers consist of Accounts Received/Payable, Accounts Received, and Accounts Payable. Also included in the Accounting Ledgers are Cash Books, detailing the amount of Cash on Hand, Inbound/Outbound Freight Revenue Ledgers, Inbound Freight Revenue Ledgers and Outbound Freight Revenue Ledgers. In addition, Pay Roll Ledgers, Through Traffic Ledgers, Track Supply Ledgers, a Waybill Ledger, and an Annual Account Ledger are contained in this Accounting Ledger grouping.

The fourth and final component of the Financial and Administrative Documents series are items that do not fit into any of the above categories, but are clearly Financial or Administrative. Included in this category are Account Statements, Receipts and Deposit Tickets, Authorities for Expenditure, Balance Sheets, Cancelled Checks, Demurrage, Freight Claims, Pay Roll Account Statements, Pay Roll Deduction Stubs, Purchase Orders, Shipping Orders, and Vouchers.

The third series, Printed Materials, is comprised of materials published both by the Railroad and other outside sources. Included in this series are Blueprints and Maps, which contains a handsomely drawn depiction of the track and surrounding area circa 1911. Also included under this heading are a grouping of books used for research and reference purposes by employees of the Railroad, these books have physically been moved however to the Rare Books collection and can be found through The University of Toledo’s library system.

A set of Diagrams, Samples and Promotional materials sent to the Toledo, Angola and Western Railway has been grouped together and included in the Printed Materials series, as have publications by the Interstate Commerce Commission (I.C.C.) and the Public Utilities Commission. Manuals for Locomotives and shop equipment as well as Parts Catalogs for replacement parts have been included in this series as well as Schematic Drawings of mechanical parts and Stationary printed for the Railroad are also included in the Printed Materials series.

The fourth series, Ephemera is comprised of various objects of historical value related to this collection. A Brass Spittoon, signal lamps and a Warning Poster Against Sabotage (1942) are included in this series.

The fifth series contains two ledgers and a folder of correspondence related to the Toledo, Angola and Western Employee’s Mutual Aid Society.

The sixth series consists of Waterfront Electric Railway Materials. A variety of souvenirs related to the Toledo, Angola and Western Railway, including T-Shirts, Decals, and Ballpoint Pens, are a part of these Materials. Also included are promotional materials for Waterfront Electric as well as several administrative items, including a card index of names and addresses, presumably of individual affiliated with the Railway.

Series List

S1	Office Files
	1904-1960, 8 linear ft.
	Arranged into three chronological groupings, 1904-1916, 1916-1918, and 1923-1946, which are then arranged alphabetically.
	Office Files contain correspondence, memoranda, and other items related to specific organizational subjects. These groupings remain in their original order except for the 1916-1918 grouping. At the end of the 1923-1946 grouping subject files found elsewhere in the collection are found in alphabetical order.

S2	Financial and Administrative Documents
	1905-1959, 30 linear feet
	arrangement (chronologically, alphabetically etc.)
	Financial and Administrative Documents is comprised of four groupings of items, Reports, Returns, Ledgers and Other Financial or Administrative Documents. The Reports grouping contains Annual, Monthly, Weekly and Daily reports. The Annual Reports sub-grouping includes an Accountant's Report, Annual Report of Fatal Accidents, Annual Reports to the Interstate Commerce Commission, Annual Reports to the Public Utilities Commission, Annual Reports to the Tax Commission, and Audited Reports. The Monthly Reports sub-grouping contains Monthly Comparative Statements of Earnings, Monthly Estimated Results of Operation, and Monthly Locomotive Inspection Reports. The Weekly Reports are comprised solely of Weekly Load Reports. Daily Reports contain Daily Conductor's Reports, Daily Diaries, Daily Interchange Report of Cars, Daily Reports of Cars, Daily Report of M. of W. Department, Daily Train Inspection, and Switching and Per Diem Reclaim. The Returns grouping contains Capital Stock Returns, Income Tax Returns and Returns under 15-A of the Interstate Commerce Act. The Ledgers grouping is broken down into three sub-groupings: General Ledgers, Shipping Ledgers and Accounting Ledgers. The General Ledgers contain Records and Reports to the Interstate Commerce Commission Bureau of Valuation. The Shipping Ledgers sub-grouping is comprised of Gas Shipment Ledgers, General Shipment Ledger, Ledgers of Train Movements, Record of Cars in the Yard and a Stone Shipment Ledger. The Accounting Ledgers sub-grouping contains Accounts Received/Payable, Accounts Payable, Accounts Received, Cash Books, Inbound/Outbound Freight Revenue Ledgers, Inbound Freight Revenue Ledger, Outbound Freight Revenue Ledger, Pay Roll Ledgers, Through Traffic Ledgers, Track Supply Ledgers, and a Waybill Ledger. The Other Financial and Administrative Documents grouping contains Account Statements, Receipts, and Deposit Tickets, Authorities for Expenditure, Balance Sheets, Cancelled Checks, Demurrage, Freight Claims, Pay Roll Account Statements, Pay Roll Deduction Stubs, Purchase Orders, Shipping Orders and Vouchers.

S3	Printed Materials
	1911-1961, 6 linear feet
	The Printed Materials series is comprised of items printed by the Toledo, Angola and Western Railway as well as by outside sources. This series includes Blueprints and Maps, Books (which have been moved to the Rare Books Collection), Diagrams, Government Publications, Manuals, Parts Catalogs, Schematic Drawings, and Blank Stationary.

S4	Ephemera
	1928-1942 and n.d., 3 linear feet
	Ephemera made up of various objects of historical relevance related to the Toledo, Angola and Western Railway. Included in this series are a Brass Spitoon, signal lamps, a metal "Watch Your Step" sign, stencils, and a Warning Poster Against Sabotage (1942).

S5	Toledo, Angola and Western Employee's Mutual Aid Society
	1927-1937, .5 linear feet
	This series contains two ledgers and a folder of correspondence related to the Mutual Aid Society, an organization that was formed, independently of the Railway, by and for its employees.

S6	Waterfront Electric Materials
	1969-1986, l linear feet
	This series contains materials relating to the Waterfront Electric Railway, the Railway that bought out Toledo, Angola, and Western. Included are a variety of souvenirs, promotional materials, and administrative items including an index card file of names and addresses presumably of individuals affiliated with the Railway.

Arrangement

Box	Folder	Folder Title

		S1. Office Files

		1904-1916

1	1	A. Bentley and Sons 1914-1916
	2	A.C.&Y Railway Company, 1914-1915
	3	A.E. Filmore 1909
	4	Accident Reports of TA&W Railway Company,1910-1914
	5	Acme Coal and Builders Supply,1910-1911
	6	Adams and Westlake Company, 1910-1911
	7	Agreements and Contracts, 1914-1917
	8	American Association for Highway Improvements, 1912
	9	American Bankers Association 1910
	10	American Car and Foundry Company, 1909-1910
	11	American Equipment Company, 1915
	12	American Express Company 1910
	13	American Fertilizer Works 1912-1914
	14	American Locomotive Company, 1912
	15	American Railway Association 1908-1916 and n.d.
	16	American Silica Company, 1911
	17	American Steel and Wire Company, 1910-1911
	18	Ann Arbor Railroad Company 1903, 1906, 1911-1916
	19	Annual Passes - Requests for 1914
	20	Applications For Positions 1912-1915
	21	Art Geroge, Conductor 1915-1916
	22	Atlantic Equipment Company 1907
	23	Atlas Powder Company 1912-1914
	24	Auburn Novelty Company, 1909
	25	Auditor of State, Columbus Ohio,1904-1914
	26	B.W. Cochrun, Superintendent, Silica Oh 1907
	27	Baker Engine Company 1909
	28	Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company 1903-1915
	29	Bay Terminal Railroad Company 1907-1908
	30	Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad Company 1904-1905
	31	Big Four Railroad Company 1907
	32	Board of Health 1911
	33	Boiler Inspection 1915
	34	Boston and Albany Railroad 1913
	35	Boston and Maine Railroad 1908
	36	Bostwick Braun Company 1910-1915
	37	Brown, Hohn, Sanger and Froehlich 1912
	38	Buffalo and Susquehanna Railway Company 1907-1912
	39	Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway Company (Buffalo, NY) 1914
	40	Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway Company (Rochester, NY) 1910-1911
	41	Byesville Coal Company 1906-1907
	43	C.H. Newton, 1907
	44	C.S. Johnson (B.C. Hamilton and Com.) 1914
	45	CA&C Railway Company 1909-1911
	46	Cambia and Indian Railroad Company 1914
	47	Canadian Pacific Railway Company (Detroit, MI) 1904, 1913-1914
	48	Canadian Pacific Railway Company (Montreal, Que) 1907-1913
	49	Car Builders Association 1910
	50	Car Efficiency Committee 1912
	51	Car Equipment Purchase 1912
	52	Carland and Company 1912
	53	Carnegie Steel Company 1909-1913
	54	Carnegie Trust Company 1909
	55	Carpenter and Crew 1908
	56	Car Repairs 1915
	57	Car Seals 1912-1913
	58	Cedarmen's Traffic Association 1913
	59	Central Association Railway Officers 1907
	60	Central Freight Association 1914-1915
	61	Central Indiana Railway Company 1904, 1907
	62	Chambers of Commerce 1912-1914
	63	Champlain Transportation Company 1907
	64	Charles Boldt Company 1913-1915
	65	Charles C. Curry 1910
	66	Charles Cornstock, Sylvania Oh 1910, 1914
	67	Charles E. Bell 1910
	68	Charles L. Kimball 1907
	69	Charles Mason RFD #2 1914-1915
	70	Chautauqua Traction Company 1914
	71	Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company of Indiana (Chesapeake, OH) 1909-1910
	72	Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company of Indiana (Richmond, VA) 1904-1905
	73	Chicago and Alton Railroad Company 1907-1912
	74	Chicago and Northwest Railway Company 1911, 1914
	75	Chicago Association of Commerce 1910
	76	Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company 1914-1915
	77	Chicago House Wrecking Company 1910
	78	Chicago, Indiana and Eastern Railway 1904
	79	Chicago, Indianapolis and Evansville Railway 1904
	80	Chicago, Indianapolis, and Louisville Railway Company 1904, 1908, 1912
	81	Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company 1907-1915
	82	Cincinnati and Muskingum Valley Railroad Company 1910
	83	Cincinnati Equipment Company 1907-1912
	84	Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railway Company (Cincinnati, OH)
	85	Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railway Company (Detroit, MI) 1907
	86	Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railway Company (E.C. Law GA)
	87	Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railway Company (Lima Oh) 1907
	88	Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railway Company (Toledo, Oh) 1907-1915
	89	Cincinnati Northern Railroad Company 1907
	90	Cleveland Builders Supply Company 1912-1915
	91	Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway (Cincinnati, Oh) 1904-1914
	92	Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway (Dayton, Oh) 1912-1913
	93	Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railway (Indianapolis, In) 1910-1911
	94	Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railway (Toledo, Oh) 1907-1914
	95	Cleveland Frog and Crossing Company 1910-1914
	96	Collector of Internal Revenues 1914
	97	Consummations and Other Reports 1913
	98	Continental National Bank 1909-1914
	99	Corporation Tax Law (U.S.) 1909-1913
	100	Crescent Fuel Company 1911
	101	CRI&P Railway Company 1911
	102	D. Mathies, Agent of TA&W Railway 1914-1915
	103	Davidson - Gallmeyer Lumber Company 1909
	104	Delaware and Hudson Company 1907
	105	Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad 1908,1911
	106	Department of Commerce and Labor 1910
	107	Department of the Interior, Bureau of Mines 1912-1914
	108	Derailments 1915
	109	Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Company 1907
	110	Detroit and Toledo Shore Line Railroad (Detroit, Mi) 1904-1914
	111	Detroit and Toledo Shore Line Railroad (Toledo, Oh) 1907-1914
	112	Detroit Southern Railroad Company 1905-1912 & n.d.
	113	Detroit, Monroe and Toledo Short Line Railway 1915
	114	Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Railway Company (Detroit, Mi) 1907-1915
	115	Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Railway Company (Springfield, Oh) 1913
	116	Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Railway Company (Toledo, Oh) 1908
	117	Deville Lake Sand and Gravel Company 1911
	118	DL&W Railroad 1911
	119	Draft Authorities, Requests for 1913-1915
	120	Dressel Railway Lamp Works 1910
	121	Dunbar Sand Manufacturing Company 1910
	122	E.C. Atkins and Company 1909
	123	E.H. Hinton 1909
	124	E.H. Lafayette and Company 1910
	125	E.W. Gage and Company 1909
	126	Edgar C. Hampton 1908 (Letter of Resignation)
	127	Edna Brass Manufacturing Co. 1910
	128	Edward J. Miller, Col. Asst. Quartermaster 1909
	129	Elgin, Joliet and Eastern Railway Company 1908
	130	Employee's Liability and Workman's Compensation Commission 1911
	131	Equipment (Includes Photographs) 1916-1917
	132	Erie Despatch, Toledo 1912
	133	Erie Railroad Company, Chicago Ill, 1904-1913
	134	Erie Railroad Company, General Office, New York, NY 1911-1914
	135	Erie Railroad Company, New York, NY 1910-1911
	136	Eureka Cement Brick Block Company 1909
	137	Express Publishing Company 1910
	138	F.A. Lester and Company 1905
	139	F.J. McMahon, Foreman 1910
	140	Federal Car and Equipment Company 1907
	141	First National Bank of Commerce 1910-1911
	142	Forsyth Steel Tie Company 1909
	143	France Company, 1910, 1914
	144	Frank Demorest 1911
	145	Frisbe-Morgan Coal Company, 1908
	146	Galena Signal Oil Company 1913-1914
	147	General Specialty Company 1907
	148	George F. Hull, 1910
	149	George Linnenkugel 1911
	150	George M. Jones 1909-1914
	151	George W. Green 1907
	152	German National Bank 1909-1911
	153	Glass Sand Prices from Silica Oh 1903-1904, n.d.
	154	Golding Sons Coil 1907
	155	Gotshall Brothers 1908-1909
	156	Government Valuation of Railway Property 1916
	157	Grand Rapids and Indiana Railway Company 1904-1907
	158	Grand Trunk Railway Company, H.C. Martin, Chicago 1910, 1914
	159	Grand Trunk Railway System, Buffalo NY 1909
	160	Grand Trunk Railway System, Montreal Que 1914-1915
	161	Grand Trunk Railway System, Toledo Oh 1903-1914
	162	Guaranty Trust Company 1912
	163	H.E. Felton 1911
	164	H.W. Conrad, Denver Co (1912)
	165	Harry E. Duquid 1908 (Letter of Resignation)
	166	Hedstrom-Barry Company 1913
	167	Henahan - King Company 1913
	168	Henry Levis and Company 1909-1910
	169	Henry Linnenkugel 1911
	170	Highland Rim Mining Company 1907
	171	Hocking Valley Railway Company, Columbus, Ohio 1909-1915
	172	Hocking Valley Railway Company, Rockwell, Ohio 1906 1912
	173	Hocking Valley Railway Company, Toledo, Ohio 1913-1915
	174	Holbrook, F.S. 1909
	175	Holran Stone Company 1912
	176	House of Representatives 1914
	177	I. Gerson and Sons 1909, 1913-1914
	178	Imperial Oil Company
	179	Indian Refining Company 1913
	180	Indian Run Coal Company 1910
	181	Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad Company 1913-1914
	182	Industrial Lumber Company 1907
	183	Injuries, Damages, etc 1916
	184	International Harvester Company of America 1912
	185	International Seal and Lock Company 1907,1913
	186	Interstate Commerce Commission 1914-1915
	187	Interstate Despatch 1905-1907
	188	Interstate Hay Company 1912-1913
	189	Interstate Schools, Inc. 1909
	190	Irving B. Heitt Company 1909
	191	J.H. Crawford, 1908
	192	J.M. Cox, Governor, Columbus Oh, 1914
	193	J.P. Fellers and Company 1909
	194	James F. Gardner Railway Equipment 1909-1911
	195	John Glazier 1904
	196	John Hurst 1910
	197	John S. Lewis 1913
	198	Johnson and Clenmer 1909
	199	Johnson and Co. 1911
	200	Johnson Wrecking Frog Company 1910
	201	Kanawha and Michigan Railway Company 1911
	202	Kanawha Fuel Company 1904-1905
	203	Kansas City Southern Railway Company 1907
	204	Kelsey and Freeman Lumber Company 1908, 1909, 1915
	205	L.B. Bueford, Chief Tariff Bureau 1909
	206	L.J. Merriman 1907
	207	La Meridionale Employment Company 1910
	208	Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company 1904-1912
	209	Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Company, Cleveland Oh 1913-1915
	210	Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Company, Colinwood, Oh 1914
	211	Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Company, Leased Equipment 1914
	212	Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Company, w/ E. Thwaites 1914
	213	Lehigh and New England Railroad Company 1908
	214	Lehigh Portland Cement Company 1914
	215	Lehigh Valley Railroad Company 1910-1911
	216	Lieber Lumber and Shingle Company 1907
	217	Lima Locomotive Corporation 1914
	218	Loading Track at Silica 1914
	219	Long Island Railroad Company 1911
	220	Lorain and Southern Railroad Company 1914
	221	Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company 1911
	222	Love Brake Shoe Company 1910
	223	Manufacturer's Railway Company 1907, 1914
	224	Memphis Freight Committee 1908
	225	Michigan Central Railroad Company, Detroit Mi, 1907-1914
	226	Michigan Central Railroad Company, Toledo Oh, 1904-1915
	227	Miller Brothers, Dorr St. R.F.D. 1909-1914

2	1	Miscellaneous Movement, etc. 1908-1915 and n.d.
	2	Miscellaneous Notices and Inquiries, etc. 1907-1915
	3	Missouri Pacific Railway Company 1903-1912
	4	Mobile and Ohio Railway Company 1910-1915
	5	Monongahela Railroad Company 1912-1913
	6	Moody Manual Company 1912
	7	Mr. C.S. Mason 1911
	8	Mr. Charles Patton, 1910
	9	Mr. D.S.C. Moore 1911
	10	Mr. E.A. Janney 1909
	11	Mr. Edward F. McLeary, Justice of the Peace 1910
	12	Mr. F.A. Bush 1911
	13	Mr. Frank Burr 1909
	14	Mr. George Farrison 1909
	15	Mr. J. M. Kuttner 1908
	16	Mr. J.B. Larr (Potential Factory Location) 1909
	17	Mr. J.R. Metzger, Conductor 1910
	18	Mr. K. Frank 1910
	19	Mr. S.S. Pratt, Superintendent, Silica Oh 1909
	20	Mr. W. F. Allen, 1907
	21	Mr. W.L. Cromlish 1910
	22	Mt. Vernon Car Manufacturing Company 1912
	23	National Association of Railway Commissioners 1912
	24	National Bank of Commerce (St. Louis) 1909-1911
	25	National Bank of Commerce (Toledo) 1912
	26	National Railway Publication Company 1907-1915
	27	National Silica Company 1915
	28	National Tube Company 1910-1911
	29	Naugle Pole and Tie Company 1907
	30	Nevada County Railroad Company 1905
	31	Newburgh and Southshore Railway Company, 1911
	32	Newell B. Newton Company, 1910
	33	New Orleans and Northeastern Railroad, 1911
	34	New York Central and Hudson River Railroad, 1912
	35	New York Central Fast Freight Lines 1910
	36	New York Central Lines, Chicago Ill., 1914
	37	New York Central Lines, Cincinnati Oh, 1907
	38	New York Central Lines, Cleveland 1914-1915
	39	New York Central Lines, Engineering Department, 1912-1914
	40	New York Central Lines, G.E. Husted, Toledo Oh, 1914-1915
	41	New York Central Lines, w/ Billings and Torbon, 1913-1915
	42	New York, Chicago, and St. Louis 1912-1915
	43	Norfolk and Western Railway Company, Columbus Oh, 1904, 1913
	44	Norfolk and Western Railway Company, Toledo Ohio1905
	45	Northern Navigation Company of Ontario 1907
	46	Norwalk and Western Railway, Toledo Ohio, 1905
	47	Official Classification Committee 1907-1915
	48	Official List of Open and Prepay Stations 1908-1914
	49	Official Railway Guide 1911-1915
	50	Ohio and Michigan Sand and Gravel Company, 1913-1914
	51	Ohio Brick Company 1913
	52	Ohio Savings Bank and Trust, 1911-1915
	53	Ohio Standard Chemical Company, 1914-1915
	54	Ohio State University 1909
	55	Orenstein-Arthur Koppel Company 1907-1915
	56	Ottawa Silica Company 1904, 1914
	57	Owosso Sugar Company 1905-1906
	58	Paca Oberlin, Washington D.C., 1910
	59	Pacific Coast Steamship Company 1910
	60	Pennsylvania Company, Columbus Oh, 1912
	61	Pennsylvania Lines, Repair to Locomotives, 1913
	62	Pennsylvania Lines, West of Pittsburgh, Office of Superintendent, 1911-1913
	63	Pennsylvania Lines, West of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, 1908-1915
	64	Pennsylvania Lines, West of Pittsburgh, Toledo Ohio 1905-1915
	65	Pennsylvania Railroad Company, George Denison, Freight Agent, 1907-1915
	66	Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Philadelphia, Pa 1909-1915
	67	Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Pittsburgh, 1906-1914
	68	Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Superintendents Office, Toledo 1912-1915
	69	Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Toledo Ohio, Master Mechanic
	70	Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Toledo Ohio, 1904-1915
	71	Pere Marquette Line Steamers 1913
	72	Pere Marquette Railroad, Cincinnati Ohio, 1907
	73	Pere Marquette Railroad, Detroit Mi, 1904-1915
	74	Pere Marquette Railroad, Toledo Oh, 1906-1915
	75	Peter E. Meagher Company 1913
	76	Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company 1912-1913
	77	Philadelphia and Reading Railway, E.D. Hilleary 1911
	78	Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad Company 1904-1914
	79	Pittsburgh Black Coal Company, Pittsburgh PA, 1904
	80	Pittsburgh Machinery and Equipment Company 1909
	81	Pittsburgh Steel Company, 1912
	82	Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago, and St. Louis Railway Company 1904
	83	Poole Brothers Railway Printers 1910
	84	Poor's Railroad Manual Company, n.d.
	85	Postal Telegraph-Cable Company 1909
	86	Potts Powder Company 1913
	87	Pressed Steel Car Company 1911-1912
	88	Public Utilities Commission of Ohio 1912-1915
	89	Quotations (Toledo) 1914
	90	R.C. Gillette 1907
	91	R.W. Johnson 1913-1914
	92	The Mishkum Company 1907-1912
	93	W.A. Gosline and Company 1908-1914
	94	W.G. Denman, Attorney General 1910
	95	W.J. Hamilton Coal Company 1906-1910
	96	W.O. Dennis, Agent, Silica Oh 1908-1915
	97	W.O. Holst Builders Supply Co, Toledo Oh 1914
	98	W. R. Bemis, 1910-1915
	99	Walter Nichols, St. Louis Mo. 1909
	100	William T. Legett Company 1911
	101	William V. McMalen, Director of Internal Revenue 1913

		1916-1918

	102	A. Bently and Sons Co. Building Construction, 1917
	103	American Railway Association 1916-1918
	104	American Short Line Railroad Association 1918
	105	Ann Arbor Railroad Company 1909, 1916-1918
	106	Armour and Company 1918
	107	Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 1915-1918 & n.d.
	108	Barrett Company 1917
	109	Bixler Coal and Coke Company 1917
	110	Blade Printing and Paper Company 1917-1918
	111	Board of Railway Commissioners for Canada 1917-1918
	112	Boston and Maine Railroad Company, 1918
	113	Bostwick-Braun Company 1917
	114	Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh Railway Company 1914-1918
	115	Bureau for the Safe Transportation of Explosives 1917-1918
	116	Central Freight Association 1912, 1917-1918
	117	Charles Boldt Company 1917
	118	Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company 1917-1918
	119	Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company 1917-1918
	120	Chicago Junction Railway Company 1917
	121	Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad Company 1917
	122	Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railway Company 1911-1918 & n.d.
	123	Cincinnati Northern Railroad Company 1917
	124	Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago, and St. Louis (The Big Four) Railway Company 1915-1918
	125	Detroit, Toledo, and Ironton Railroad Company 1917-1918
	126	Detroit, Toledo, and Shoreline Railroad 1916-1917
	127	Erie Railroad Company 1917
	128	Evansville and Indianapolis Railroad 1917-1918
	129	Fishel and Marks Company 1918
	130	Fleischmann Transportation Company 1917
	131	George W. Jenings Lumber, Wood and Shavings 1918
	132	George M. Jones Company 1918
	133	Grand Trunk Railway System 1917-1918
	134	Hickock Producing Company
	135	Hocking Valley Railway Company 1917-1918
	136	Illinois Central Railroad Company 1916-1918
	137	Imperial Oil Company, Ltd. 1917
	138	Internal Correspondence and Miscellaneous Publications 1911-1918, n.d.
	139	Interstate Commerce Commission 1912, 1917-1918
	140	Iowa and Illinois Railway Company 1912, 1914
	141	JL&H Stadler Fertilizer Company 1916-1918
	142	Kalamazoo Loose Leaf Binder Company 1917-1918
	143	Kansas City Southern Railway Company 1917-1918
	144	Lehigh Portland Cement Company 1917-1918
	145	Lakeshore and Michigan Southern Railway Co. 1911
	146	Libbey-Owens Sheet Glass Company 1917-1918
	147	Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company 1917-1918
	148	Manufacturer's Railway Company 1917-1918
	149	Michigan Central Railroad Company 1917-1918
	150	National Fire Brick Company 1918
	151	National Malleable Castings Company 1917
	152	New York Central Railroad Company 1911, 1916-1918
	153	Nickel Plate Line 1917-1918
	154	Norfolk and Western 1909, 1913, 1917-1918
	155	Northwestern Ohio Railway and Power Company 1917-1918
	156	Official Classification Committee 1917-1918
	157	Official Railway Equipment Register 1917-1918 & n.d.
	158	Owens Bottle Machine Company 1917-1918
	159	Pennsylvania Railroad: Western Lines 1913, 1915-1918 & n.d.
	160	Pere Marquette Railroad 1911, 1915-1918
3	1	Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad Company 1917-1918
	2	Pittsburgh, Lisbon, and Western Railroad Company, 1917
	3	Pittsburgh and West Virginia Railway 1917-1918
	4	Public Utilities Commission 1917-1918
	5	Rapid City, Black Hills and Western Railroad Company 1909-1910
	6	Samuel Lanski, 1918
	7	Silica Milling Company 1917-1918
	8	Skeldon Engineering Company 1917-1918
	9	Southern Pacific Lines 1917-1918
	10	Standard Oil Company 1917-1918
	11	Standard Scale and Supply Company 1917
	12	St. Louis Southwestern Railway Company 1917 & n.d.
	13	Swift and Company 1918
	14	Tariffs 1915-1918
	15	Toledo, Bowling Green and Southern Railway Company 1917-1918
	16	Toledo Freight Committee 1911, 1917-1918
	17	Toledo and Ohio Central Railway Company (Division of New York Central) 1911, 1915-1918
	18	Toledo, St. Louis, and Western Railroad Company 1917-1918 & n.d.
	19	Toledo Stone and Glass Sand Company 1915, 1917 & n.d.
	20	Toledo Terminal Railroad Company 1916-1918 & n.d.
	21	Toledo and Western Railroad Company 1917-1918
	22	Traffic Service Bureau 1918
	23	Union Railroad Company 1917-1918
	24	Unidentified Source - received by TA&W 1915-1918
	25	United States Railroad Administration 1918 & n.d.
	26	Various Correspondence A-M
	27	Various Correspondence N-Z
	28	Wabash Railway Company
	29	Walter A. Zelnicker Supply Company 1917-1918
	30	Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway Company 1916-1918

		1923-1946

	31	1.1 Misc. Memos 1923-1935
	32	1.2 General
	33	1.6 Bureau of Unemployment Insurance 1938
	34	1.6 Railroad Retirement Act 1934-1935
	35	1.6 Railroad Retirement Board 1935-1940
	36	1.7 Railroad Labor Act 1934-1940
	37	1.8 Social Security 1936-1938
	38	1.9 Ohio Unemployment Insurance 1937
	39	1.10 Railroad Unemployment Insurance 1939
	40	1.11 Wages and Hours Act 1939
	41	2.1 Bridges and Culverts 1926-1940
	42	2.2 Track Maintenance 1924-1942
	43	2.2 1931
	44	2.3 Track Construction 1925-1941
	45	2.4 Sidings, Switches, Switch Locks, Scales 1924-1941
	46	2.6 Crossings 1926-1940
	47	2.7 Fences, Land 1913-1933
	48	2.7 Land. Closing of Reynolds Road 1931-1936
	49	3.1 Collections and Payments 1933-1936
	50	3.2 Prepayments of Freight Charges 1923
	51	3.3. Additions and Betterments 1923-1940
	52	3.4 Audits, General Reserve Funds 1925-1945
	53	3.5 Pay Roll 1931-1946
	54	3.6 Breakdown of Surplus Account 1908-1943
	55	4.1 Rates of Pay, Employment 1927-1948
	56	4.2 Accidents (Wrecks) 1923-1937
	57	4.3 Discipline and Safety 1923-1940
	58	4.4 Coal 1924-1943
	59	4.5 Water 1923-1938
	60	4.7 Joint Facilities, Joint Employees 1923-1931
	61	4.8 Interchange with Connectors 1923-1938
	62	4.9 Schedules and Service 1925-1943
	63	5.1 Miscellaneous Complaints, No Bills, 1928-1935
	64	5.2 Tracing Shipments 1925-1933
	65	5.3 Explosives 1923-1939
	66	6.1 Data 1925-1929
	67	6.3 New Locomotives
	68	6.6 Supplies 1929-1943
	69	6.5 Inspection 1923-1943

4	1	7.1 Private Line Cars 1923-1939
	2	7.2 Per Diem and Hire 1931-1941
	3	7.3 Demurrage and Placing 1930-1943
	4	7.4 Inspection, Repair, and Damage 1927-1943
	5	7.5 Car Supply 1924-1942
	6	7.6 New Purchases, Weighing 1923-1939
	7	8.1 Loss, Damage, Seals 1929-1940
	8	8.2 Personal Injury 1925-1948, n.d.
	9	8.3 Dustin, M.M.A.&S. Law Firm 1923-1930
	10	8.4 Opinions (Court and Interstate Commerce Commission Decisions) 1927-1940
	11	8.7 Officers, Organization and Corporate Matters 1924-1940
	12	9.32 Stone 1921-1938
	13	9.33 Miscellaneous 1927-1936
	14	9.4 New Business 1930-1939
	15	10.1 General Finance
	16	10.2 Taxes 1923-1940
	17	10.21 Property Tax 1919-1950 (1 of 2)
	18	10.21 Property Tax 1919-1950 (2 of 2)
	19	10.22 Federal Income Tax (Capital Stock Tax)
	20	10.3 Commerce Guardian Bank
	21	10.3 Bank Deposits
	22	10.4 Railroad Credit Corp 1931-1935
	23	11.1 Annual 1923-1935
	24	11.1 Annual Reports to Stockholders 1927-1938
	25	11.2 Monthly Reports 1926-1941
	26	11.3 Weekly 1923-1933
	27	11.4 Miscellaneous Estimates, Reports and Statistics Not Otherwise Provided 1923-1940
	28	11.5 Association of American Railroads 1934-1937
	29	11.5 Interstate Commerce Commission and American Railway Association 1923-1938
	30	12.1 Free Transportation 1929-1939
	31	12.1 Annual Passes 1933-1934
	32	12.1 Free Transportation 1934-1942
	33	12.2 Telegraph, Telephone, Mail, Insurance 1923-1936
	34	12.3 Catalogues and Supply Data 1943
	35	12.5 General Requests for Information, Directories, Memberships 1924- 1943
	36	13.2 Bills 1925-1938
	37	14.1 Relations with Employees 1926-1945
	38	15.1 Loans and Interest 1923-1925
5	1	1924 Track Supplies
	2	1925 Track Supplies
	3	1926 Track Supplies
	4	1927 Track Supplies
	5	1928-1929 Track Supplies
	6	1930-1931 Track Supplies
	7	Agreement, Prospect, and Contract Bond, 1960-1961
	8	Bulleting 1927-1935
		C.J. Cainon's Personal Correspondence, 1924-1937
	9	-Former Pipe Organ Pumpers, 1929 and n.d.
	10	-Freemason Papers 1925-1929 and n.d.
	11	-Life Insurance Policy 1929-1936
	12	-Personal Business Correspondence 1924-1937
	13	-Re: Flexible Joint, 1926
	14	-Re: Rueben's Painting 1926
	15	-Re: Shipping Claims 1938-1946
	16	-with C.B. Burford 1935
	17	-with C.F. Brown 1926
	18	-with F.G. Oviatt 1930
	19	-with G.A. Chapman 1924-1926
	20	-with James Webster 1924
	21	-with L. Greenburg 1926
	22	-with Robert McVicar 1924
	23	-with Various Sources 1923-1926
	24	-with W.H. Caniff 1923-1925
	25	Construction Approval 1961
	26	Construction Plan 1961-1962
	27	Controlled Materials Plan 1942
	28	Correspondence with Frank Janes 1882-1889
	29	Crossing U.S. 23 and Expressway Construction 1959-1960
	30	Death of A.C. Dustin 1938-1939
	31	Department of Highway Files, 1937-1967
	32	Employee Injury and Disease Study 1941-1942
	33	Estimated Cost of Reproduction in 1929
	34	General Traffic 1931-1935
	35	Grade Crossing Agreement 1937
	36	Grade Crossing Study 1936-1937
	37	Group Insurance Information 1956-1959
	38	Highway Planning Survey 1938
	39	Inventory of Disposed Papers 1932
	40	Legal Agreement for Sidetrack 1946
	41	Locomotive Number 100 Repairs 1942-1949
	42	Ohio Department of Transportation 1942-1946
	43	Railroad Retirement Board Materials 1927-1941
	44	-Blank Forms 1937-1940
	45	-Employee's Statements 1938
	46	-Correspondence 1938-1941
	47	-Funeral of H. Bigelow 1927
	48	-Publications 1940
	49	Recapture by the Interstate Commerce Commission 1928-1931
	50	Recapture by the Interstate Commerce Commission 1931-1932
	51	Relocated Route 23 1960
	52	Report of Changes Made in Equipment
	53	Requests for Employment 1946
	54	Revised Construction Plan 1959
	55	Right of Way and Real Estate Information, n.d. (1920-1930)
	56	Road Improvement Vouchers and Maps 1941
6	1	Route 23 Relocation Plans, 1957-1960
	2	Safety at Railway Crossings, 1928-1929
	3	Stock Trading 1938-1940
	4	Valuation (Land) 1927-1936
	5	Valuation (Physical) 1925-1930
	6	Valuation (Physical) 1930-1935
	7	War Production Board 1942

		S2. Financial and Administrative Documents

		Annual Reports
		Accountant's Report
	8	Accountant's Report 1917

		Annual Report of Fatal Accidents
	9	Annual Report of Fatal Accidents 1909-1921 and n.d.
	10	Annual Report of Fatal Accidents 1922-1927
	11	Annual Report of Fatal Accidents 1928-1936

		Annual Reports to the Interstate Commerce Commission
	12	Annual Report to the Interstate Commerce Commission 1905-1906
	13	Annual Report to the Interstate Commerce Commission 1907-1908
	14	Annual Report to the Interstate Commerce Commission 1909-1910
	15	Annual Report to the Interstate Commerce Commission 1911-1912
	16	Annual Report to the Interstate Commerce Commission 1913-1914
	17	Annual Report to the Interstate Commerce Commission 1915-1916
7	1	Annual Report to the Interstate Commerce Commission 1916-1917
	2	Annual Report to the Interstate Commerce Commission 1918-1919
	3	Annual Report to the Interstate Commerce Commission 1921-1924
	4	Annual Report to the Interstate Commerce Commission 1925-1929
	5	Annual Report to the Interstate Commerce Commission 1930
	6	Annual Report to the Interstate Commerce Commission 1931-1934
	7	Annual Report to the Interstate Commerce Commission 1935-1937
	8	Annual Report to the Interstate Commerce Commission 1938-1940
	9	Annual Report to the Interstate Commerce Commission 1941-1943
	10	Annual Report to the Interstate Commerce Commission 1944-1945
	11	Annual Report to the Interstate Commerce Commission 1945-1946
	12	Annual Report to the Interstate Commerce Commission 1947-1948
	13	Annual Report to the Interstate Commerce Commission 1949-1950
	14	Annual Report to the Interstate Commerce Commission 1951
	15	Annual Report to the Interstate Commerce Commission 1952-1954
	16	Annual Report to the Interstate Commerce Commission 1955-1956
	17	Annual Report to the Interstate Commerce Commission 1957
	18	Annual Report to the Interstate Commerce Commission 1958-1959

		Annual Report to the Public Utilities Commission
8	1	Annual Report to the Public Utilities Commission 1909-1910
	2	Annual Report to the Public Utilities Commission 1911-1912
	3	Annual Report to the Public Utilities Commission 1913-1914
	4	Annual Report to the Public Utilities Commission 1915
	5	Annual Report to the Public Utilities Commission 1916-1921
	6	Annual Report to the Public Utilities Commission 1922-1927
	7	Annual Report to the Public Utilities Commission 1928-1932
	8	Annual Report to the Public Utilities Commission 1933-1935
	9	Annual Report to the Public Utilities Commission 1936
	10	Annual Report to the Public Utilities Commission 1937-1939
	11	Annual Report to the Public Utilities Commission 1940-1942
	12	Annual Report to the Public Utilities Commission 1944-1945
	13	Annual Report to the Public Utilities Commission 1946-1948
	14	Annual Report to the Public Utilities Commission 1949-1951
	15	Annual Report to the Public Utilities Commission 1952, 1954-1955
	16	Annual Report to the Public Utilities Commission 1956-1957
	17	Annual Report to the Public Utilities Commission 1958-1959

		Annual Report to the Tax Commission of Ohio
9	1	Annual Report to the Tax Commission of Ohio 1912
	2	Annual Report to the Tax Commission of Ohio 1919
	3	Annual Report to the Tax Commission of Ohio 1920
	4	Annual Report to the Tax Commission of Ohio 1921
	5	Annual Report to the Tax Commission of Ohio 1922
	6	Annual Report to the Tax Commission of Ohio 1923
	7	Annual Report to the Tax Commission of Ohio 1924
	8	Annual Report to the Tax Commission of Ohio 1925
	9	Annual Report to the Tax Commission of Ohio 1926-1927
	10	Annual Report to the Tax Commission of Ohio 1928-1929
	11	Annual Report to the Tax Commission of Ohio 1930-1931
	12	Annual Report to the Tax Commission of Ohio 1932-1933
	13	Annual Report to the Tax Commission of Ohio 1934-1935
	14	Annual Report to the Tax Commission of Ohio 1936
	15	Annual Report to the Tax Commission of Ohio 1937-1938
	16	Annual Report to the Department of Taxation, State of Ohio 1939-1940
	17	Annual Report to the Department of Taxation, State of Ohio 1941-1942
	18	Annual Report to the Department of Taxation, State of Ohio 1943-1944
	19	Annual Report to the Department of Taxation, State of Ohio 1945-1946
	20	Annual Report to the Department of Taxation, State of Ohio 1947-1948
	21	Annual Report to the Department of Taxation, State of Ohio 1949-1950
	22	Annual Report to the Department of Taxation, State of Ohio 1951-1952
	23	Annual Report to the Department of Taxation, State of Ohio 1953-1954
	24	Annual Report to the Department of Taxation, State of Ohio 1955-1956
	25	Annual Report to the Department of Taxation, State of Ohio 1957
	26	Annual Report to the Department of Taxation, State of Ohio 1958-1959

	27	Annual Statement of Gross Earnings to the Tax Commission; 1910-1916, 1917-1932

		Audited Reports
	28	Audited Report 1924-1930

		Monthly Reports
		Monthly Comparative Statements of Earnings
10	1	Monthly Comparative Statements of Revenues and Earnings 1923
	2	Monthly Comparative Statements of Revenues and Earnings 1924
	3	Monthly Comparative Statements of Revenues and Earnings 1925
	4	Monthly Comparative Statements of Revenues and Earnings 1926
	5	Monthly Comparative Statements of Revenues and Earnings 1927
	6	Monthly Comparative Statements of Revenues and Earnings 1928
	7	Monthly Comparative Statements of Revenues and Earnings 1929
	8	Monthly Comparative Statements of Revenues and Earnings 1930
	9	Monthly Comparative Statements of Revenues and Earnings 1931
	10	Monthly Comparative Statements of Revenues and Earnings 1932
	11	Monthly Comparative Statements of Revenues and Earnings 1933
	12	Monthly Comparative Statements of Revenues and Earnings 1934
	13	Monthly Comparative Statements of Revenues and Earnings 1935
	14	Monthly Comparative Statements of Revenues and Earnings 1936
	15	Monthly Comparative Statements of Revenues and Earnings 1937
	16	Monthly Comparative Statements of Revenues and Earnings 1938
	17	Monthly Comparative Statements of Revenues and Earnings 1939
	18	Monthly Comparative Statements of Revenues and Earnings 1940
	19	Monthly Comparative Statements of Revenues and Earnings 1941
	20	Monthly Comparative Statements of Revenues and Earnings 1942
	21	Monthly Comparative Statements of Revenues and Earnings 1943
	22	Monthly Comparative Statements of Revenues and Earnings 1944
	23	Monthly Comparative Statements of Revenues and Earnings 1945
	24	Monthly Comparative Statements of Revenues and Earnings 1946

11	1	Monthly Comparative Statements of Revenues and Earnings 1958
	2	Monthly Comparative Statements of Revenues and Earnings 1959

		Monthly Estimated Results of Operation
	3	Monthly Estimated Results of Operation 1922
	4	Monthly Estimated Results of Operation 1923
	5	Monthly Estimated Results of Operation 1924
	6	Monthly Estimated Results of Operation 1925
	7	Monthly Estimated Results of Operation 1926
	8	Monthly Estimated Results of Operation 1927
	9	Monthly Estimated Results of Operation 1928
	10	Monthly Estimated Results of Operation 1929
	11	Monthly Estimated Results of Operation 1930
	12	Monthly Estimated Results of Operation 1931
	13	Monthly Estimated Results of Operation 1932
	14	Monthly Estimated Results of Operation 1933
	15	Monthly Estimated Results of Operation 1934
	16	Monthly Estimated Results of Operation 1935
	17	Monthly Estimated Results of Operation 1936
	18	Monthly Estimated Results of Operation 1937
	19	Monthly Estimated Results of Operation 1938
	20	Monthly Estimated Results of Operation 1939
	21	Monthly Estimated Results of Operation 1940

		Monthly Locomotive Inspections Reports
	22	Monthly Locomotive Inspections Reports, 1969-1972

		Weekly Reports
		Weekly Load Reports
	23	Weekly Load Reports 1924
	24	Weekly Load Reports 1925
	25	Weekly Load Reports 1926
	26	Weekly Load Reports 1927
	27	Weekly Load Reports 1928
	28	Weekly Load Reports 1929
	29	Weekly Load Reports 1930
	30	Weekly Load Reports 1931

		Daily Reports
		Daily Conductor's Reports
12	1	Daily Conductor's Reports 1914

		Daily Diaries
	2	Daily Diary 1926
	3	Daily Diary 1927
	4	Daily Diary 1928
	5	Daily Diary 1930
	6	Daily Diary 1931
	7	Daily Diary 1932
	8	Daily Diary 1933
	9	Daily Diary 1934
	10	Daily Diary 1935
	11	Daily Diary 1936
	12	Daily Diary 1937
	13	Daily Diary 1938
	14	Daily Diary 1939
	15	Daily Diary 1940
	16	Daily Diary 1959

		Daily Interchange Report of Cars
13	1	Daily Interchange Report of Cars 1923-1929
	2	Daily Interchange Report of Cars 1946-1948

		Daily Reports of Cars
	3	Daily Reports of Cars in the Yard 1941-1946
	4	Daily Reports of Cars in the Yard 1942
	5	Daily Reports of Cars in the Yard 1946
	6	Daily Reports of Cars in the Yard 1947-1949
	7	Daily Reports of Cars on Medusa Track for Loading 1947-1949 (1 of 2)
	8	Daily Reports of Cars on Medusa Track for Loading 1947-1949 (2 of 2)
	9	Daily Reports of Cars in the Yard 1948-1949
	10	Daily Reports of Cars in the Yard 1949

		Daily Report of M. of W. Department
	11	Daily Report of M. of W. Department

		Daily Train Inspection
	12	Daily Train Inspection

		Switching and Per Diem Reclaim
	13	Switching and Per Diem Reclaim 1932-1933
	14	Switching and Per Diem Reclaim 1934-1935
	15	Switching and Per Diem Reclaim 1937-1938
	16	Switching and Per Diem Reclaim 1939-1940
	17	Switching and Per Diem Reclaim 1941-1942
	18	Switching and Per Diem Reclaim 1944-1945
	19	Switching and Per Diem Reclaim 1946-1947
	20	Switching and Per Diem Reclaim 1948-1949

		Surveyor's Report
14	1	Surveyor's Report, 1929 (1 of 2)
	2	Surveyor's Report, 1929 (2 of 2)


		Returns
		Capital Stock Return
	3	Capital Stock Return 1918-1926

		Income Tax Return
	4	Income Tax Return 1920-1924
	5	Income Tax Return 1925-1929
	6	Income Tax Return 1931-1933
	7	Income Tax Return 1934-1940
	8	Income Tax Return 1941-1945
	9	Income Tax Return 1946-1948
	10	Income Tax Return 1949-1951
	11	Income Tax Return 1952-1954
	12	Income Tax Return 1955-1958

		Return Under 15-A of Interstate Commerce Act
	13	Return under 15-A of Interstate Commerce Act 1920-1926
	14	Return under 15-A of Interstate Commerce Act 1926-1927
	15	Return under 15-A of Interstate Commerce Act 1928-1929
	16	Return under 15-A of Interstate Commerce Act 1930-1931

		Ledgers
		Records and Reports to I.C.C. Bureau of Valuation
	*	Record of Property Changes, 1917-1931 (Oversized)
	*	Reports to I.C.C. Bureau of Valuation, 1917-1934 (Oversized)

		Shipping Ledgers
		Gas Shipment Ledgers
15	1	Gas Shipment Ledger (Hickock Oil) 1922
	2	Gas Shipment Ledger (Hickock Oil) 1923
	3	Gas Shipment Ledger (Hickock Oil) 1927-1928

		General Shipment Ledger
	4	General Shipment Ledger 1919-1920

		Ledgers of Train Movements
	5	Ledger of Train Movements 1917-1918
	6	Ledger of Train Movements 1919
	7	Ledger of Train Movements 1920
	8	Ledger of Train Movements 1920-1921
	9	Ledger of Train Movements 1921
	10	Ledger of Train Movements 1921-1922
16	1	Ledger of Train Movements 1922-1925
	2	Ledger of Train Movements 1923
	3	Ledger of Train Movements 1923-1927
	4	Ledger of Train Movements 1925-1928
	5	Ledger of Train Movements 1928-1929
	6	Ledger of Train Movements 1929
	7	Ledger of Train Movements 1929-1930
	8	Ledger of Train Movements 1931

		Record of Cars in the Yard
17	1	Record of Cars in the Yard 1922
	2	Record of Cars in the Yard 1922-1923
	3	Record of Cars in the Yard 1923-1925
	4	Record of Cars in the Yard 1925-1926
	5	Record of Cars in the Yard 1926-1928
	6	Record of Cars in the Yard 1928-1929
	7	Record of Cars in the Yard 1929
	8	Record of Cars in the Yard 1930
	9	Record of Cars in the Yard 1937-1939
	10	Record of Cars in the Yard 1939-1940
	11	Record of Cars in the Yard 1940-1942
	12	Record of Cars in the Yard 1942-1945
	13	Record of Cars in the Yard 1945-1947
	14	Record of Cars in the Yard 1947-1948
18	1	Record of Cars in the Yard 1948-1950
	2	Record of Cars in the Yard 1951-1953
	3	Record of Cars in the Yard 1953-1955

		Stone Shipment Ledger
	4	Stone Shipment Ledger 1917-1918

		Accounting Ledgers
	*	Account Ledger 1903-1908
	5	Account Ledger 1914

		Accounts Received/Payable
	6	Accounts Received/Payable (Ledger) 1904-1906
	7	Accounts Received/Payable 1911-1916 (1 of 4)
	8	Accounts Received/Payable 1911-1916 (2 of 4)
	9	Accounts Received/Payable 1911-1916 (3 of 4)
	10	Accounts Received/Payable 1911-1916 (4 of 4)
19	1	Accounts Received/Payable 1917-1919
	2	Accounts Received/Payable 1917-1922
	3	Accounts Received/Payable 1917-1933 (1 of 2)
	4	Accounts Received/Payable 1917-1933 (2 of 2)
	5	Accounts Received/Payable 1925-1926
	6	Accounts Received/Payable 1927-1939
	7	Accounts Received/Payable 1926-1931 (1 of 11)
	8	Accounts Received/Payable 1926-1931 (2 of 11)
	9	Accounts Received/Payable 1926-1931 (3 of 11)
	10	Accounts Received/Payable 1926-1931 (4 of 11)
	11	Accounts Received/Payable 1926-1931 (5 of 11)
	12	Accounts Received/Payable 1926-1931 (6 of 11)
	13	Accounts Received/Payable 1926-1931 (7 of 11)
	14	Accounts Received/Payable 1926-1931 (8 of 11)

20	1	Accounts Received/Payable 1926-1931 (9 of 11)
	2	Accounts Received/Payable 1926-1931 (10 of 11)
	3	Accounts Received/Payable 1926-1931 (11 of 11)

		Accounts Payable
	4	Audited Accounts Payable 1908-1911
	5	Audited Accounts Payable 1920-1933 (1 of 2)
	6	Audited Accounts Payable 1920-1933 (2 of 2)
	7	Accounts Payable 1932
	8	Accounts Payable 1933
	9	Accounts Payable 1934
	10	Audited Accounts Payable 1934-1935
	11	Accounts Payable 1935
	12	Accounts Payable 1936
	13	Accounts Payable 1937
	14	Audited Accounts Payable 1937-1939 (1 of 2)
	15	Audited Accounts Payable 1937-1939 (2 of 2)
	16	Accounts Payable 1938
	17	Accounts Payable 1939
	18	Accounts Payable 1940
	19	Accounts Payable 1940-1941
	20	Accounts Payable 1941
	21	Accounts Payable 1942
	22	Audited Accounts Payable 1942
	23	Accounts Payable 1943
	24	Audited Accounts Payable 1943
	25	Accounts Payable 1944
	26	Audited Accounts Payable 1944
	27	Accounts Payable 1945
	28	Audited Accounts Payable 1945
	29	Accounts Payable 1946
	30	Audited Accounts Payable 1946
	31	Accounts Payable 1947
	32	Audited Accounts Payable 1947
	33	Accounts Payable 1948
	34	Audited Accounts Payable 1948

		Accounts Received
	35	Accounts Received 1908-1911
	36	Accounts Received 1932
	37	Accounts Received 1933
	38	Accounts Received 1934
	39	Accounts Received 1934-1936
21	1	Accounts Received 1935
	2	Accounts Received 1936
	3	Accounts Received 1937
	4	Miscellaneous Accounts Received 1937-1939
	5	Miscellaneous Accounts Received 1937-1940
	6	Accounts Received 1938
	7	Accounts Received 1939
	8	Accounts Received 1940
	9	Miscellaneous Accounts Received 1940
	10	Accounts Received 1940-1941
	11	Accounts Received 1941
	12	Miscellaneous Accounts Received 1941
	13	Accounts Received 1942
	14	Miscellaneous Accounts Received 1942
	15	Accounts Received 1943
	16	Miscellaneous Accounts Received 1943
	17	Accounts Received 1944
	18	Miscellaneous Accounts Received 1944
	19	Accounts Received 1945
	20	Miscellaneous Accounts Received 1945
	21	Accounts Received 1946
	22	Miscellaneous Accounts Received 1946
	23	Accounts Received 1947
	24	Miscellaneous Accounts Received 1947
	25	Miscellaneous Accounts Received 1948

		Cash Books
22	1	Cash Book 1904-1909
	2	Cash Book 1905-1907
	3	Cash Book 1908-1911
	4	Cash Book 1911-1915
	5	Cash Book 1915
	6	Cash Book 1916-1918
	7	Cash Book 1918-1921
	8	Cash Book 1922

*	*	Inbound and Outbound Freight Revenue Ledgers
		Inbound and Outbound Freight Revenue, 1917
		Inbound and Outbound Freight Revenue, 1919-1920
		Inbound and Outbound Freight Revenue, 1920-1921
		Inbound and Outbound Freight Revenue, 1921-1922
		Inbound and Outbound Freight Revenue, 1922-1923

*	*	Inbound Freight Revenue
		Inbound Freight Revenue 1924-1936
		Inbound Freight Revenue 1936-1942
		Inbound Freight Revenue 1942-1945

*	*	Outbound Freight Revenue
		Outbound Freight Revenue, 1916
		Outbound Freight Revenue, 1916
		Outbound Freight Revenue, 1917
		Outbound Freight Revenue, 1917-1918
		Outbound Freight Revenue, 1923-1924
		Outbound Freight Revenue, 1924-1925
		Outbound Freight Revenue, 1925-1926
		Outbound Freight Revenue, 1925-1927
		Outbound Freight Revenue, 1927-1928
		Outbound Freight Revenue, 1929-1930
		Outbound Freight Revenue, 1930-1931
		Outbound Freight Revenue, 1931-1934
		Outbound Freight Revenue, 1934-1935
		Outbound Freight Revenue, 1935-1936
		Outbound Freight Revenue, 1936-1937
		Outbound Freight Revenue, 1937-1938
		Outbound Freight Revenue, 1938-1939
		Outbound Freight Revenue, 1939-1940
		Outbound Freight Revenue, 1940-1941
		Outbound Freight Revenue, 1941-1942
		Outbound Freight Revenue, 1942-1943
		Outbound Freight Revenue, 1943-1945
		Outbound Freight Revenue, 1945-1946
		Outbound Freight Revenue, 1946-1947
		Outbound Freight Revenue, 1947-1948
		Outbound Freight Revenue, 1948-1950

		Pay Roll Ledgers
23	1	Pay Roll Ledger 1908-1910
	2	Pay Roll Ledger 1910-1912
	3	Pay Roll Ledger 1912-1913
	4	Pay Roll Ledger 1913-1914
	5	Pay Roll Ledger 1914-1916
	6	Pay Roll Ledger 1917-1918
	7	Pay Roll Ledger 1918-1920
	8	Pay Roll Ledger 1920-1921
	9	Pay Roll Ledger 1921-1922
	10	Pay Roll Ledger 1922-1924

	11	Pay Roll Ledger 1935-1937
	12	Pay Roll Ledger 1937-1939
	13	Pay Roll Ledger 1937-1941

	14	Pay Roll Ledger 1944-1950
	15	Pay Roll Ledger 1950-1956
	16	Pay Roll Ledger 1956-1960

	*	Pay Roll, Supplies, Expenses and Tonnage Reports Ledger, 1914-1916

		Through Traffic Ledger
	17	Through Traffic 1924-1934


		Track Supply Ledger
	18	Track Supply Ledger 1935-1951

		Waybill Ledger
	*	Waybill Ledger, 1915

		Annual Account Ledgers
	19	Annual Account Ledger 1920
	20	Annual Account Ledger 1921
	21	Annual Account Ledger 1922
	22	Annual Account Ledger 1923
24	1	Annual Account Ledger 1924

		Account Statements, Receipts and Deposit Tickets
	2	Commerce Guardian Trust Savings Bank 1926
	3	Cleveland Trust Company 1931-1932

		Authorities for Expenditure
	4	Authorities for Expenditure 1918-1930

		Balance Sheets
	5	Balance Sheets 1920-1923
	6	Balance Sheets 1925-1941

		Cancelled Checks (sampled 4 per 100)
	7	Ohio Savings Bank and Trust Company #'s 3675-6075, 1915-1918
	8	Ohio Savings Bank and Trust Company #'s 9175-9650 & 1047-1265, 1923-1926
	9	Ohio Savings Bank and Trust Company #'s 225-1000, 1925-1927
	10	Commerce Guardian Trust Savings Bank #'s 1-1000, 1926-1927
	11	Farmers and Merchants Bank Co #'s 1-1125, 1931-1934
	12	Various, 1948

		Demurrage
	13	Demurrage 1934-1943 (1 of 11)
	14	Demurrage 1934-1943 (2 of 11)
	15	Demurrage 1934-1943 (3 of 11)
	16	Demurrage 1934-1943 (4 of 11)
	17	Demurrage 1934-1943 (5 of 11)
	18	Demurrage 1934-1943 (6 of 11)
	19	Demurrage 1934-1943 (7 of 11)
	20	Demurrage 1934-1943 (8 of 11)
	21	Demurrage 1934-1943 (9 of 11)
	22	Demurrage 1934-1943 (10 of 11)
	23	Demurrage 1934-1943 (11 of 11)

		Freight Claims (sampled 1 per 10)
25	1	Freight Claims #'s 80-100, 1909-1911
	2	Freight Claims #'s 290-320, 1909-1911
	3	Freight Claims #'s 320-350, 1910
	4	Freight Claims #'s 350-390, 1909, 1911
	5	Freight Claims #'s 390-430, 1911-1912
	6	Freight Claims #'s 430-490, 1911-1913
	7	Freight Claims #'s 490-520, 1911-1913
	8	Freight Claims #'s 520-560, 1911-1913
	9	Freight Claims #'s 570-600, 1912-1913
	10	Freight Claims #'s 600-670, 1913-1914

		Pay Roll Account Statements
	11	Pay Roll Account Statements

		Pay Roll Deduction Stubs
	12	Pay Roll Deduction Stubs, 1925-1932

		Purchase Orders
	13	Purchase Orders #'s 1-150, 1923-1925
	14	Purchase Orders #'s 151-247, 1925-1928
	15	Purchase Orders #'s 348-451, 1928-1930
	16	Purchase Orders #'s 542-736, 1930-1941

	17	Purchase Order Correspondence, 1924, 1939-1946
	18	Purchase Order Correspondence, 1947-1950
	19	Re: Purchase Orders: Bills of Lading, 1924-1949

		Shipping Orders
	20	Shipping Orders 1918-1922

		Vouchers (sampled 4 per 100)
	21	T500-T900, 1908-1910
	22	T1000-T2200, 1910-1913
	23	T2250-T3600, 1914-1918

	24	B2700-B3275, 1913-1915
	25	B3300-B3700, 1915
	26	B4175-B4650, 1917-1918

		S3. Printed Materials
		Blueprints and Maps
26	1	Blueprints 1920-1929
	2	Blueprints 1923-1928
	3	Map, June 11, 1925
	4	Map of Taxing Districts, 1961

		Books (moved to Rare Books Collection)
/	/	Alternating Current Machines, 1906
	/	Automobile Engineering, 1920
	/	Boiler Operators Guide, 1940
	/	Carbon, Graphite and Metal-Graphite Brushes, 1946
	/	Carnegie Pocket Companion, 1923
	/	A Complete Guide to Building and Plant Maintenance, 1971
	/	Cost of Locomotive Operation 1905
	/	Economics of Electrical Distribution, 1922
	/	Electrical Measurement in Theory and Application, 1924
	/	Elements of Electrical Engineering, 1907
	/	Elements of Industrial Heat, 1933
	/	The Elements of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, Volume II, 1898
	/	Everyday Electricity, 1927
	/	Everready Pipe and Elbow Chart, 1921
	/	Freight Traffic Red Book, 1926
	/	Hawkin's Electrical Dictionary
	/	How To Run a Lathe, 1937
	/	International Textbook Company 1937
	/	175B - Measuring Instruments
	/	176 - Drilling Machines and Practices
	/	177B - Lathe Work
	/	178B - Lathe Work II
	/	180 - Planers and Planer Practice
	/	181B - Shaper, Slotter, and Boring Mill Work
	/	182 - Milling Machines and Equipment
	/	183 - Milling Machine Practice and Work
	/	184 - Grinding Equipment and Practice
	/	185 - Gear Calculations and Cutting
	/	186 - Bench Work
	/	187 - Erecting
	/	189C - Toolmaking
	/	190 - Gauges, Jugs and Fixtures
	/	191B - Dies and Die Making
	/	204C - Malleable Casting
	/	206B - Tampering and Heat Treatment of Steel
	/	209B - Elements of Blueprint Reading
	/	235 - Formulas - Cube Root - Logarithms
	/	348 - Mechanical Principles
	/	Machinery's Handbook, 1937
	/	Model Making, 1925
	/	Modern Marine Engineering, 1942
	/	National Brush Digest, 1957
	/	The Official Guide of the Railways 1953
	/	Oil Burners, 1937
	/	Page's Ohio Cumulative Digest Service, No. 11, 1932
	/	Proceedings of the Association of American Railroads 1933-1935
	/	Steel Plates, 1935
	/	Street Railway Equipment
	/	Supervision of Cars - Science of Railways, Volume 19, 1904
	/	Supervision of Locomotives - Science of Railways, Volume 18, 1904
	/	Transformer Practice, 1913
	/	Trolley's of the English Speaking World
	/	Welding Trainee's Course

		Diagrams, Samples and Promotional Materials
26	5	Diagrams, Samples and Promotional Materials, 1924-1950

		Interstate Commerce Commission and Public Utilities Commission Publications
	6	Interstate Commerce Commission and Public Utilities Commission Tariff Circulars, 1911-1921

	7	Interstate Commerce Commission Legal Publications
	8	Interstate Commerce Commission Publications Regarding Valuation, 1919-1933
	9	Inter-territorial Agreement of the Interstate Commerce Act, 1950-1958

	10	Proposed Codification of Administrative Orders of the Public Utilities Commission, 1962 (1 of 2)
	11	Proposed Codification of Administrative Orders of the Public Utilities Commission, 1962 (2 of 2)


		Manuals
	12	Alco Locomotive Manual 1949
	13	Alco Locomotive Manual 1950
	14	Alco Locomotive Manual 1952-1965
	15	Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Maintenance Manual 1951
	16	Baldwin Locomotive Works Manuals 1938, 1949
	17	Barber Standard Car Maintenance Manual 1982
	18	Case DI Tractor Manual, n.d.
	19	Cummins Engine Company -Shop Manuals 1959, 1978
27	1	Electric Railway Journal - Maintenance Manual 1929
	2	General Electric Maintenance Manual 1975
	3	General Motors Corporation Maintenance Manual 1959
	4	Lima-Hamilton Corporation Operators Manual, n.d.
	5	Maintenance of Way Training Manual 1975 (Books I-V)
	6	Maintenance of Way Training Manual 1975 (Books VI-XI)
	7	Santa Fe Railroad Instructions on Air Brake Equipment, 1952
	8	Vapor-Clarkson Steam Generator Manual, 1948
	9	Westinghouse Air Brake Company - Instruction Pamphlet 1945, 1949
	10	Westinghouse Electric Maintenance Manuals 1922, 1954
	11	Woodward Governor Manuals 1951

		Parts Catalogs
	12	Alco Renewal Parts Catalog, 1952 (1 of 3)
	13	Alco Renewal Parts Catalog, 1952 (2 of 3)
	14	Alco Renewal Parts Catalog, 1952 (3 of 3)
	15	Allen Bradley Company Catalog, 1955
	16	Case Tractor and Shoveloader Catalog, 1943
	17	Clow-National Pipe Products Catalog, 1943
	18	Crane Company Valves and Pipe Fittings Catalog, 1936 (1 of 4)
	19	Crane Company Valves and Pipe Fittings Catalog, 1936 (2 of 4)
	20	Crane Company Valves and Pipe Fittings Catalog, 1936 (3 of 4)
	21	Crane Company Valves and Pipe Fittings Catalog, 1936 (4 of 4)
	22	D-17000 Engine Parts Catalog, 1958
	23	General Electric Parts Catalog, 1951
	24	Graybar Electric Company Catalog, 1934
28	1	Hunt-Spiller Parts Catalog, n.d.
	2	Link-Belt General Catalog, 1950
	3	Lunkenheimer Catalog, 1939
	4	Power Parts Company Parts Catalog,1983
	5	Preco Equipment Catalog, 1983
	6	Railway Car Parts Catalog, 1975
	7	Russell, Burdsell, and Ward Bolt and Nut Company Catalog, 1945
	8	Various Parts Catalogs,
	9	Various Screw Manufacturer's Catalogs, n.d.
	10	Westinghouse General Catalog, 1939-1940
	11	Westinghouse Parts Supplement Catalogs, 1926-1983 (1 of 4)
	12	Westinghouse Parts Supplement Catalogs, 1926-1983 (2 of 4)
	13	Westinghouse Parts Supplement Catalogs, 1926-1983 (3 of 4)
	14	Westinghouse Parts Supplement Catalogs, 1926-1983 (4 of 4)

		Schematic Drawings
29	1	Air Brake Equipment, Freight n.d.
	2	Air Brake Equipment, Passenger n.d.

		Stationary
	3	Blank Forms, n.d.

		S4. Ephemera
	4	Brass Spitoon, n.d.
	5	Espionage and Sabotage Warning Poster, 1942
	6	Power Line Insulator - H.G. Company - Pettico AT (patent 1803)
	7	Power Line Insulator - Hemingray - 42
	8	Signal Light, Starlite 777 - Star Headlight and Lantern Company, n.d.
	9	Signal Light, Starlite 777 - Star Headlight and Lantern Company, n.d.
	10	Stencils, 1928
	*	"Watch Your Step" Metal Sign

		S5. Toledo, Angola, and Western Employee's Mutual Aid Society
31	1	Correspondence and Miscellaneous Re: Mutual Aid Society, 1927-1937
	2	Ledger Regarding Employee's Mutual Relief Association, 1927-1935
	3	Secretary's Record Book for Employee's Mutual Relief Assn., 1927-1937

		S6. Waterfront Electric Railway Materials
	4	Ballpoint Pens, n.d.
	5	Brochure for Waterfront Electric Railway, mid-1970's
	6	Decal Stickers, n.d.
	7	HO Scale Railroad Panels, n.d.
	8	Index Cards of Names and Addresses, A-G, 1980-1986
	9	Index Cards of Names and Addresses, H-R, 1980-1986
	10	Index Cards of Names and Addresses, R-Z, 1980-1986
	11	Labor Union Medallion, 1969
	12	Receipts From Merchandise Sold at Flea Market, 1981-1982
	13	Rubber Stamps, n.d.
	14	Souvenir Tickets, n.d.
	15	Stock Certificates,1983-1986
	16	Stock Certificates,1984
	17	Stock Certificates, n.d.
		T-Shirts
	18	-Silica Northern, n.d.
	19	-Toledo, Angola and Western, n.d.
	20	-Waterfront Electric Railway, n.d.
	21	Various Waterfront Electric Papers, 1977-1980
	22	Waterfront Electric Railway Certificates, n.d.
	23	Waterfront Electric Railway Fare Tokens, n.d.

Last Updated: 6/27/22