It was named for Milton Tootle, a landowner. In 1941, he married Anna Crawford Tootle. Tootle and Volz left the band in 1988. More material came from the Tootle Heights quarries in Longridge. It was licensed on March 16, 1992 to Charles K. "Harry" Tootle. Below Tootle Heights are the Spade Mill Reservoirs. The protagonist is Tootle, a baby locomotive attending train school. Bill quickly discovers what Tootle has been doing. He also refers to the boat driver as "fizzgog", "loopy lobes" and "tootle". Tootle then sees Bill with a green flag over the rails. After everybody gets back on board does Tootle start making a run for it. Tootle then slams on his brakes and sends everything flying out of his train. Tootle sold the station to Innovative Technologies, Inc. of Las Vegas in August 1996. Tootle hopes to grow up to be the Flyer on the New York-Chicago route.