Yesterday, while riding the Loveland bike trail, we stopped to explore the Middletown Junction site which was where the Middletown & Cincinnati interchanged with the Little Miami Railroad (between Kings Mills and South Lebanon), both later part of the Pennsy. The site had numerous foundations, low concrete footers, stand pipes, etc. from the ruins of old structures. Does anyone know what actually existed at this site (probably a station and freight house at one time)? The large Peters Cartridge works was south at Kings Mills. The north leg of the wye has been reconstructed as part of a new 8-mile bike trail that will use the old 365' twin span M&C bridge to cross the Little Miami River.
I'm glad to hear they're going to make use of the old M&C bridge that's there. I hiked in from the other side of the Little Miami about 14 years ago, and got some pictures of it (now lost.) There were large pipes routed across the bridge, so it appeared that it was being used.
I found it hard to see any trace of the wye when I was on the bike trail itself. If I ride it, I start in Morrow, and I like seeing the old station there, where the Cincinnati & Muskingham joined the Little Miami. There are still old PRR crossbucks at one of the crossings, and a signal mast.