RJ Corman SD40-2 #3944 along with 2 SD40T-2's sit awaiting the next loaded sand train while GP16 #1607 sits deeper in the yard awaiting its next call for local duty in Louisville.

Kentucky Railway Museum volunteer Tim Nelson is seen preparing R.J. Corman's QJ steam locomotive for service.

RJ Corman's Chinese QJ coming off the Water Street Lead at MN Tower.

RJ Corman 8569 pops out of a tunnel of trees in Mt.Hope

RJ Corman 8569 leads the local to the GP paper mill at Mt.Hope to pick up a cut of boxcars

1739 rolls back Northeat with aluminum ingots picked up at Guthrie.

Nothing that a few good swipes with a hammer won't fix! After digging out this set of trucks the Corman crew reassembled the wheelset to place under one of the derailed hoppers. This location is... (more)

RJ Corman cranes position on the sides of the heavy loaded coal hopper to get it back on track following the derailment the previous day. CSX operates the prep plant here.

2008 rolls through rural farmland as it makes its way to Bagdad.

RJ Corman's weekly turn to Warwick to interchange with CSX heads north toward the town of Clinton, Ohio, location of railroad Warwick on the old B&O. In an unusual piece of luck, the train has a ... (more)

RJ Corman 3804 is spotting cars on the ladder tracks used for unloading the sand train in Corman's yard. The track loader in the gondola crawls over top of the cars to empty them once spotted.