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Ghostly Remains of Railroad Gateway Yard, P & LE RR, Struthers (near Youngstown), Ohio

From 1957 until 1993, the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad Company operated its "Gateway" or switching yard in Struthers, Mahoning County, Ohio (near Youngstown). After it closed in 1993, the two main switching buildings have fallen into disrepair due to vandalism/graffiti as they are shown in this video taken by drone and on the ground on December 25, 2021. The large maintenance building, which appeared abandoned in prior videos by other YouTube users, now appears to have some activity at least for storage by its present owner, CSX. Included in this video are photos of the Gateway yard from the 1970's as well as actual video of the yard from October, 1979. The Gateway yard served as a place to classify and sort freight cars as well as an interchange with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and the New York Central Railroad. Most of the cars that entered the yard were destined for Youngstown's steel mills. You will notice in the October, 1979 video that railroad cars are being pushed over the "hump" in front of the main switching building (most of the current video was taken from the opposite side of the hump). That hump is shown during the walk through of the main building at about 13:25 and 14:55 of the video. Humping of railroad cars is the act of shoving a line of freight cars over a hill onto multiple tracks, to be divided into a new train.