This image is a post card lithograph of the Penn
station #5 in Lima, Ohio at the turn of the century. Below it is the one
cent stamp dated January 12, 1910 by the U.S. Post Office in Ada, Ohio
that is on the back of the post card.

The station as I last saw it in August, 1998.
Most of the passenger waiting shelter area is gone, the building has been
abandoned for years now, and one set of tracks has been removed. There
hasn't been passenger service through here since 1968, and I know of no
restoration plans. If I were a rich man,
I would save and restore it. This station was 100 years old and
saw a tremendous amount of traffic. I believe it was torn down in 2000 or
2001. In it's railroading prime, the City
of Lima and this station would see trains every seven minutes; like the
traffic in most major airports today.
