Re: (erielack) Cortland, OH

[RJFlei_@_aol.com]

BB,
 
The Landmark may have received feed. There was another feed mill a bit  
further north on SR 46. It may have been Richards feed mill. Not sure about the 
 name. This was closer to the center of town. 
 
There was a farm implement dealer that used to receive farm equipment on  
the same track that went into the second feed mill. It was sort of used as a  
team track, too. I don't think the implement dealer was right in  Cortland. 
It may have been Cortland Tractor Sales in Johnston a few miles away.  Near 
the intersection of SR 5 and SR 193.
 
There also was a Busy Beaver store further north on SR 46 that used to get  
lumber by rail.
 
I guess it depends on what era you are modeling which information may be  
relevant to you.
 
Cortland customers were served from Leavittsburg. In EL days an RS-3 would  
be power on the local most of the time. I have seen Baldwin switchers on 
this  run as well. In steam days it would be an 0-8-0. 
 
Hope this helps.
 
Rick Fleischer
Cortland, OH.
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