It did still maintain a turntable at my last visit, the last one in town of 5 in service in 1945. This is a bad neighborhood and may make for risky railfanning. NS has one double track main extending to the south along the Scioto River to Chillicothe and Portsmouth, which was originally the Scioto Valley Railroad. The line parallels Conrail to Delaware and proceedes to Sandusky. NS maintains telephone lines to the south, but have removed them to the north.
All signals are constantly lit, usually yellow.
Greens will give 5-15 minutes warning. All lines are very well maintained. Much of the Lancaster line has been sold intact. The Cincy line is downgraded and sees light traffic. The East line is now operated by the Ohio Central as the Columbus and Ohio River and sees periodic locals to Newark and branches in that area.