Railroad terminals of Cleveland

The table below shows all passenger railroad lines that have served downtown Cleveland, Ohio and what terminal they used.

Railroads	Successor railroad	Union Terminal	Lakefront	Union Depot	Erie Depot	CT&V Depot	NKP Depot	W&LE Depot	Other stations
Conrail	–	1976–1977
Amtrak	–	1971	1975–present		1972 (5 days)
Penn Central	Amtrak (10 day gap)	1968–1971
Norfolk and Western Railway	–	1964–1965
Erie Lackawanna Railway	Conrail	1960–1976
New York, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad	N&W	1930–1965					–1928		West 25th
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad	–	1934–1962				1901–1934
New York Central Railroad	PC	1930–1968		1914–1930					East 105th 1914–1930
Pennsylvania Railroad	–			1918–1953					Euclid Avenue 1918–1965
Erie Railroad	EL	1948–1960			–1948
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway	–				1929–1935			1909–1929	1899–1909 1935–1938
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railway	NYC			1889–1930	?
Cleveland, Akron and Columbus Railway	PCo			1885–1911					Euclid Avenue 1885–1911
Pennsylvania Company	PRR			1871–1918					Euclid Avenue 1871–1918
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway	NYC			–1914					East 105th 1910–1914
Cleveland Terminal and Valley Railroad	B&O					1898–1901			1895–1898
Cleveland, Lorain and Wheeling Railroad	B&O					1898–1901
Cleveland, Canton & Southern Railroad	W&LE								1885–1899
Valley Railway	CT&V								1880–1895
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad	LS&MS			1853–
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad				1853–					C&P Depot 1851–1853 Euclid Avenue 1856–
Cleveland, Painesville and Ashtabula Railroad (1848–1869)	LS&MS			1853–					1851–1853
Toledo, Norwalk and Cleveland Railroad	C&T			1853					1852–1853
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad				1853–					1851–1853

References

• John B. Corns, Railway Post Office, Trains November 1993 page 9