The New York Central Railroad once operated an expansive 26,000-mile railroad system that connected the Great Lakes region to the Eastern United States. The New York Central System reached Fort Wayne via the Fort Wayne and Jackson line and for many years the railroad's famous 20th Century Limited passenger train traversed through Butler, Kendallville, and Waterloo, Indiana. Both the New York Central stations in Waterloo and Fort Wayne have been preserved. | Fort Wayne Railroad Historical Society

Historical footage of the Lehigh & Hudson River, one of the railroad lines that ran to Maybrook, New York, Many of these locations still see trains operated by the New York Susquehanna & Western. From the JPM show "Along the Bridge Lines to Maybrook" https://rfd.video/Maybrook | Railfan Depot

Four New York Central Railroad steam powered trains at four locations in Ohio, starting with a great close-up shot of a 4-6-4 "Hudson" departing with a passenger train. From the Herron Rail Video show "Steam & Diesel on the New York Central, Volume 2" https://rfd.video/NYC2 | Steam Giants