The town of Groveport, Ohio, south of Columbus, has an historic district with an important asset: interurban tracks still running down the middle of the street. This is a remnant of the Scioto Valley Traction, the only third-rail interurban in the Ohio-Indiana network.
(Photo from Dave's Railpix)
There's even most of a switch, leading off to some long-gone industry.
Except for the modern automobiles parked everywhere, this could easily be a scene from the interurban era.
Most but not all of the bricks have been relaid with no flangeway -- I suppose that's to make it safer for bicycles.
In any case, this is just so cool. Coming soon with overhead wire and operating cars to a museum near you!
