K&T's facility in the tiny town sits hard by the CNO&TP main. Here we see the main, the scale house, NS maintenance of way trailers and the entire roster or ex-DRGW Alcos. In the seventies there... (more)

Things seemed more interesting when the 4-axle units went up the "hollers" on mine runs. These units are entering the north end of the former C&O yard. Photo by Jim Satterwhite, from ... (more)

Running on approaches, CSX M-541 creeps to the intermediate signals at Lair on the CSX CC Sub, passing its northbound counterpart CSX M-542.

After returning from working customers on the Lexington Branch, an RJ Corman Kentucky Lines local is sorting out its train into the yard on the west side of downtown Lexington. A former NS admiral... (more)

One of the freshest Chessie paint jobs I've seen and a "basic" 40. Photo by Jim Satterwhite.

CSX 911 leads a combined CSX M209 across Bridge 40 near Independence, Kentucky as it heads down the LCL Subdivision towards its final destination of Louisville

The RJ Corman Kentucky Line's empty Alcan train rounds the bend at Glenns Creek Road in Frankfort, Kentucky as it heads east to Berea for another load of aluminum ingots. In the lead is the newest... (more)

Taking the short line to Cincinnati CSX's Spirit of Our First Responders 911 leads M352 north by Worthville.

CSXT 2010 is seen switching an old industry on a close clearance siding in downtown Louisville Kentucky. Mike Stupar photo.

Corman's 50th anniversary edition SD70M's lead the loaded aluminum train north (directionally west) over the "Old Road" heads towards Louisville. There it will head south over the CSX t... (more)

Corman's 50th anniversary edition SD70M's lead the loaded aluminum train south over CSX rails as it crosses over the Salt River.

Built for the Southern Railway with the same number in February 1974 and with a high short hood it was one of 257 that they had. Today it serves RJ Corman. Today it was leading a local job as it r... (more)

Very early in the era of the Seaboard System an ex-L&N unit leads a great assortment of movie power on a mine run heading back toward Hazard. Somebody forgot to obliterate the "L&N".

Still possessing the rotating light and renumbered with a stencil this unit is sitting across from the old depot. Photo by Dave Petke, from my collection.

RJ-01 is northbound at Deatsville, Kentucky on a warm late spring evening.