Piers, Turkies, & Treaties

The Walhonding Valley Railroad was opened in 1893. It opened a 45 mile connecting route from Loudonville to Coshocton. Many of the old sandstone piers from the bridges can still be seen along the route. Check out http://www.wallyroad.com for more information.

Also, The Greenville Treaty Line crosses Wally Road at the Knox and Holmes County line, about 1.5 miles from Mohican River Inn. Here is more info on that deal. (It didn't work out all that well for the natives, in case you were wondering how the story ended.) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treaty_of_Greenville

January 12, 2009...

And this is the source of the gobbles I heard upon slowing down to snap some pictures of the old piers...