MP B 118.6 2nd Subdivision -

 

Radnor Store, Post Office and Barber Shop, circa 1908. - Carroll County Historical Museum Collection-.

 

 

 

1913 Flood at Radnor. -Carrol County Historical Museum Collection-

 

 

 

 

  

Washout along the Indianapolis line near Radnor. The washout was caused by heavy rainfall which unsuccessfully attempted to drain through a small culvert under the right of way. It was plugged by debris, which dammed up the flow. When it went, it created a large crater and was replaced with a stone structure. August of 1957 or 1958.

  

Left and Right: More photos of the washed out roadbed.

  

Left: Another look at the washed out section. Right: Monon hopper cars deliver fill and new ballast.

  

Left and Right: More images of the washout. Crews work to sure up the tracks and roadbed.

String of hopper cars bring new ballast and fill to the washout site.

 

 

 

 

 

  

Left: April 1977, Radnor Indiana. Looking south along the mainline. Right: April 1981. Looking to the north.

April 1981, another view of the mainline, looking south.

 

 

 

 

 

  

Radnor Today. Not much remains. Just a faint footprint of the old mainline. Left: Looking north along the abandoned mainline. Right: Looking to the south.