The Bessemer & Lake Erie Railroad, founded by Andrew Carnegie in 1897, carried iron ore and coal from Conneaut, Ohio, to East Pittsburgh. It fed Carnegie’s Mon Valley steel mills with raw materials.

Historian Carrie Sowden provides an outline for her lecture on the disappearance of the Marquette & Bessemer No. 2, a 338-foot steel vessel, which set sail for a five-hour steam across Lake Erie ...

The Allegheny County coroner confirmed Ciara Hasselman, 17, of Oakmont, was struck and killed by the train on the Bessemer Lake Erie Railroad near the Oakmont Country Club, in Plum Borough.

The company's last order, placed in November by Canadian National, was for a locomotive that will operate on CN's Bessemer & Lake Erie Railroad, which runs from the Pittsburgh suburb of Penn ...

PITTSBURG, Penn., Feb. 9.--The muchtalked-of suit of Contractor B.J. McGrann against the Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad Company, to recover $600,000 alleged to have been expended by the ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Train Simulator: Bessemer & Lake Erie Route Add-On The drama and challenges of classic American heavy steam railroading in the 1920s roars into your ...

The bow of the ship, believed to be of the snake carving on the Lake Serpent ... s target list is the Marquette & Bessemer No. 2, a 338-foot steel-hulled railroad car ferry that left Ashtabula ...

CSX and CN have mutually terminated their transaction in which CN would purchase CSX’s Montreal-Syracuse, N.Y., Massena Line and fold it into its Bessemer Subdivision, the former Bessemer & Lake Erie ...

The 128-mile Union Railroad serves three U.S. Steel facilities and provides interchange with Norfolk Southern, CSX, Canadian National (Bessemer & Lake Erie) and Wheeling & Lake Erie.

The Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway Company will replace five railroad crossing surfaces within the city of Medina this month. Crossings at S. Elmwood Ave., S. Huntington St., W. Smith Rd., S.

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