Scenic Stops: Mad River & NKP Railroad Society Museum S2

The Mad River & NKP Society Museum was featured in season two of Scenic Stops, an original program on WBGU-TV in Bowling Green, Ohio. The society and museum, located in Bellevue, Ohio, was started built in 1976, preserves the railroad history of Bellevue, and boasts the largest rail-yard east of the Mississippi, with over 50 pieces of rolling equipment, as well as numerous exhibits, including a bell from President Lincoln's funeral train. The society is named for the two railroads which established Bellevue as a railroad community; the Mad River and Lake Erie Railway and the Nickel Plate Road. WBGU-TV would like to thank Chris Beamer, the city of Bellevue and the Mad River & NKP Railroad Society for letting us explore your scenic stop!