In the big cut a southbound mixed freight rattles down the former L&N main. Looks like a humid day and the train is going somewhat slower than normal due to the freshly scattered ballast.

Resplendent new units proudly roll into Nashville with a southbound mixed freight as old deep seems to be trying to be inconspicuous in the back. Photo by "Boxcar" Jim Satterwhite. From... (more)

Southbound extra taconite train. They just light loaded regular hoppers.

After meeting one that was coming off the Louisville Sub, loaded South Carolina Public Authority coal bucket N321-05 (Evansville,IN/EVWR-Cross,SC) receive a signal to proceed off the Henderson Sub... (more)

CSXT N013 glides through the Nashville National Cemetery, after coming off the Henderson Sub, joining the Mainline Sub, and continuing into Nashville on the Nashville Terminal Sub.

A leaser sporting Union Army colors passes the Nashville National Cemetery, which was purchased shortly after the Civil War and inters soldiers from from both sides.

Southbound Q597 passes through the Nashville National Cemetery as it rolls off the last few miles to Radnor Yard.

Wearing a number once worn by a BQ23-7, CSXT 3009 is one of CSX’s newest locomotives. 3009 leads K514 through the Nashville National Cemetery. The cemetery was decorated earlier in the day wi... (more)

Q574 passes northbound through the Nashville National Cemetery, the cemetery is decorated with American Flags in honor of the Memorial Day Holiday.

W079 rolls off the last few miles on it trip from Louisville, KY as it passes through the Nashville National Cemetery.

Sometimes you just get lucky. Thanks to a very long Q688 ahead, the G149 was given permission to enter the block and has stopped short of Q688’s rear end. This allowed a shot of the meet with ... (more)

Q237 passes through the Nashville National Cemetery on a clear and snow covered morning.

Q127 passes through the Nashville National Cemetery on its way to a crew change at Kayne Ave.

Q649 passes through the Nashville National Cemetery; the 65 acre cemetery is divided into two sections by the railroad, opened in 1867, it’s was closed for burial in 1997.

Q597 passes through the Nashville National Cemetery which has been decorated with American flags in preparation for Memorial Day services.