The most freshly painted locomotive on the TTI roster leads a unit train of scrubber stone northbound near Millersburg, Kentucky on a beautiful early fall morning.

A farmer and his daughter witness a spectacular show in their own backyard as CPRR #63 labors with four relatively modern passenger cars on the Bluegrass Railroad Museum's former Southern Railway ... (more)

RJ Corman rolls another unit train of aluminum ingots through Benson Valley on a warm late summer evening. The old EMD workhorses have been used and abused over the course of their careers, but s... (more)

The ugly duckling is leading 151 southbound empties across the South Fork of the Licking River on the outskirts of Millersburg, Kentucky.

Five elderly GE products, led by the rattiest looking of the pack, have a massive 151 car train of empties rolling by the Bourbon Drive-In on a perfect late summer evening. Although traffic has b... (more)

Following a brief downpour, a New York Central painted Alco trundles into Nulltown, Indiana with an old combine in tow. The combine is making its first trip on the mainline after being out of ser... (more)

All of the signs on the RJ Corman Railroad's Rupp Yard shop complex begin lighting up at dusk. This night the original shop building is open since their Chinese QJ Class 2-10-2 is being fired up.... (more)

This hot stack train wastes no time as it rounds the curve at Georgetown with a high green.

RJ Corman Central Kentucky Lines' Chinese QJ Class 2-10-2 number 2008 simmers quietly on the ready track at Lexington's Rupp Yard. She awaits her call to duty under a clear sky and will be on the ... (more)

Northbound aluminum ingots emerge from the Frankfort Tunnel and slowly make their way down Broadway Street in the state capitol's downtown commercial district. The brick building visible on the h... (more)

C&O 8016 has her 567 singing as she accelerates a passenger extra across the curved trestle on ex-B&O rails.

It is very rare for the RJ Corman FP7s to handle freight on the Old Road, most often they only handle passenger specials while visiting Lexington. However, these locomotives do occasionally handl... (more)

A pair of GE "lightning bolts" roar east under the signal bridge at NJ Cabin with a train of emptys off of the ex-C&O Northern Subdivision.

The evening glint catches Southern Railway 630 as she departs downtown Knoxville to be turned and serviced for her trip back to Chattanooga the following morning.

Southern Railway 154 (KXHR 154) works hard as she rounds an upgrade curve with a Lexington Group excursion over the NS Maryville Branch . This private trip operated as part of the Norfolk Souther... (more)