some of the other programs that we offer here at the cuyahoga valley scenic railroad are royalty on the rails, our superhero train, and the murder mystery programs. so, these are all really great interactive experiences for families. along the cuyahoga valley scenic railroad there's a great view of cuyahoga river. so, and deer, so there's a lot of wildlife that you can see out here. (train whistle blows) i think just the excitement of riding a train nowadays, especially since, it's not a regular form of transportation, and especially going through the national park, i mean, there's so much scenery, so many things that you can do, so it's just a great opportunity for families, couples, really anybody. (soft string music) - my wife had always wanted to have a wedding chapel here in the vineyard, and so, she had come up with the idea that it would be a nice place to have weddings. and, so, in the winter of 2000, i was travelling down to kent, where my parents live, and i saw this abandoned church here at 202, or 44 and 303. i took on the process of moving it. i found some people down in mi

and volunteers from across the country to take our team will volunteer across >>> the cuyahoga valley scenic railroad will start its season of the polar express november 12. it's destination is as always the north pole. this is a tradition that families all around ohio look forward to and one of the keys to all of this is hannah barker, who joins me in studio and is part of the l 15. me a little bit, for folks who don't know, a lot of people have fond memories of being on this train through the holidays, either as a child or sing it through their kids eyes. explain what it is and talk about how folks can volunteer. >> the polar express is a trip to the north pole. kids and parents get on. we like them in their pajamas just like in the movies. we bring them all sorts of christmas spirit and chair. >> where do folks get on and off? give us a sense of video, you kn really does bring back the movie and does bring in the christmas spirit. >> we get on in two different locations. there is the road station at independence and a train that leaves out of akron. we take a trip to the north pole and then, right