24 Hours at Greenwich - New Crossroads of CSX

Greenwich, twelve miles east of Willard in northern Ohio, is where CSX's line to Chicago, the former B&O main, crosses the former Conrail Indianapolis Line that is now owned by CSX.  Since the Conrail split on June first of 1999, a flood of trains with many led by pooled power from Western railroads or by leased power pour onto or off of the Indianapolis Line around the new two track wye that connects the two lines.  The number of trains through Greenwich has doubled and this small town southwest of Cleveland is the New crossroads of CSX.  Wheeling and Lake Erie trains also run through Greenwich.  This video shows over 24 hours of action in and around Greenwich in September of 2003.  4 1/2 hours.  3 disk DVD-R,  2 tape VHS set.