PT&W | Columbus Terminal Subdivision

JOIN communications server below to figure out when operations are occurring! The Pittsburgh Subdivision west of Newark and the portion of the Columbus Terminal Subdivision east of downtown Columbus were part of the PRR and B&O's Columbus and Newark Divsion, and was part of the PRR's Panhandle Main Line between Columbus and Pittsburgh. The line was later downgraded by Conrail in the early 1980s and in 1991 became owned by the state of Ohio, which leased it in 1992 to the Columbus & Ohio River Railroad, which was a subsidiary of the Ohio Central. The Ohio Central System was purchased in 2021 by Peoria Rail Holdings, PT&W's holding company. After Ohio Central became connected to the main system, PT&W invested in signaling the line and upgraded infrastructure, including building the brand new Scioto Yard west of downtown Columbus. The Columbus Terminal Subdivision was then formed to consolidate operations in and around Columbus. This game IS NOT free drive.