Cincinnati Railroad Club
Founded in 1938: Celebrating trains and our rail heritage
Founded in 1938: Celebrating trains and our rail heritage

About the Program
The presentation explores the history of Lima-Hamilton diesel locomotives, tracing their production path and subsequent service history within the state of Ohio, with a special emphasis on their operations in the Cincinnati area.
About the Speaker
A lifelong passion for trains connects the speaker to a multi-generational family tradition shared with his father and grandfather, who encouraged and shaped his interest from a young age. Currently, he volunteers with the Whitewater Valley Railroad as a qualified brakeman, student conductor, and member of the social media team. He also runs the YouTube channel JN Railroad Media, where he produces railroad history videos. His greatest enjoyment in the hobby comes from sharing knowledge with others and teaching people about railroads and their history.
About the meetings
All Cincinnati Railroad Club meetings are held in the Newsreel Theater at Union Terminal/Cincinnati Museum Center and are open to the public at no charge. We’ll begin the evening at 7:30 pm with brief club updates & announcements, followed by our featured program presentation at 8:00 pm. Parking will be validated for attendees parking in the Union Terminal/Cincinnati Museum Center parking lots.
Directions to Newsreel Theater at Union Terminal:
Enter through Union Terminal’s main entrance into the rotunda, turn left toward the Cincinnati History Museum, and the Newsreel Theater doors will be on your left between the escalator and the History Museum. Just look for our club banner outside the door. Again, the meeting begins at 7:30 pm with our featured program starting at 8:00 pm.