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Penitentiary Glen
8668 Kirtland-Chardon Rd
Kirtland, Ohio 44094

Bret and Kevin Harris dressed as soldiers loaded trains and the conductor, Dick Mackey, is blowing a whistle letting the engineer know he may proceed. John waiting to be loaded with passengers.

A time shot of the Snoopy engine to show the roof and the door opening outlined in rope lighting. Amanda Mitchell was the voice for the talking skeleton sitting in the chair that had a moving jaw synchronized with her voice.

Dawn Mitchell with long flowing hair sitting next to our stiff friend with bony fingers and glowing eyes. Saturday morning Jon Jaros' Northern sat on one of the steaming bays since Jon is able to run the chassis on air.

Sean Roberts brought his newly completed boxcab, a Plum Cove Studios kit which seems to be very popular in our club. A front view of the boxcab.

Some of the decorations hung in the trees at Drudgery. Frank Foti with "East Wind" about to depart the station with his trainload of passengers.

Bridget Murphy holding a lantern is all smiles as she rides on the tender of the Hudson behind Marcel Uhrich. Finally got a picture of Lew Fowler smiling as Rick Nagy behind unloads his train and Tom Reder is his conductor.

As Tom waits, Frank's East Wind with Ken Brooks as conductor is making smoke as she handles the grade into the station. The kids with their costumed splendor eagerly await the next train to arrive.

Roy Harris, in military dress, loads the train with costumed kids and their parents as Lew watches. Now if I only had a piece of cheese for the mice. Bridget is finding the hazzards of riding behind a steam locomotive but is still all smiles.

Bill Deptowicz taking the controls for the Snoopy train for a couple of runs. Dick Clark's train is all loaded with passengers and he is waiting to depart the station.

Frank with East Wind on the left and Marty Pinkston with his scratch-built electric powered boxcab. Roy waits for Mike Uhrich to pull into the loading area to load passengers.

Roy is having fun with the passengers as Mike waits to depart. Rex Shriver will have to wait for Ken Vendlinger to load first before he can take on passengers.

The riders on the Hudson are coming into the station at the end of the ride. I wonder how Judson felt running the engine with a ferocious alligator behind him all the way.

Frank with his Pacific passing over the crossing near Drudgery at the beginning of his run. Scott Hewis heading for Zip Junction after passing through Horrendous.

A picture or the loading area taken from Gooseneck by the steaming bays. Same shot without the flash with the headlights of the engines shining on the rails.

Skip Frank comes out of the darkness as the flash illuminates his train at Gooseneck. A time shot taken from behind Dick Clark's engine of the activity at the loading zone.

Samanatha Ryan with blacken eyes and in a confederate military jacket. Terry Sullivan leaving the station behind his electric engine that is detailed with a pantograph.

Ted Nyland with his interurbans as Roy loads the cars with passengers. Rick's passengers getting off his train at the unloading area in front of the station.

Bret Harris in his military uniform watches his dad, Roy, load some of the few remaining passengers. John with Snoopy and Woodstock make their last run with public passengers and another Whooloween Run is relegated to history.