Railway. In all, the CL&N and predecessors had nine narrow gauge locomotives, bought from four different manufacturers. Two were disposed of in the 1880s, and, of the seven remaining into the 1890s, six provided main line service and one was used as a switching and helper locomotive. Standard gauge operations began in 1894 with five locomotives, and the narrow gauge equipment was kept temporarily for commuter runs to Blue Ash. Later acquisitions, as well as consolidations with other companies, raised the number to 23 in 1920, its final year of independent operation. Station list Notes References External links Map of abandoned railroad route between Dayton and Lebanon Defunct Ohio railroads Narrow gauge railroads in Ohio Companies affiliated with the Pennsylvania Railroad west of Pittsburgh Rail transportation in Cincinnati Transportation in Butler County, Ohio Transportation in Warren County, Ohio Transportation in Montgomery County, Ohio Former Class I railroads in the United States Predecessors of the Pennsylvania Railroad Railway companies established in 1885 Railway companies disestablished in 1926 3 ft gauge railways in the United States 1896 mergers and acquisitions 1926 mergers and acquisitions 1885 establishments in Ohio 1926 disestablishments in Ohio