The Kentucky Steam Heritage Highball heads past a small barn in Nelsonville.

In what may be considered a work in progress KRM's Saturday afternoon excursion train heads back to New Haven with a former Reading GP7 in command. Volunteers are presently in the process of rest... (more)

Heading west KRM's Monon BL2 leads an excursion through the countryside of central Kentucky.

L&N 152 races north between New Haven and Boston at nearly 8:00 PM on a spectacular spring evening. It was a real treat to catch the classy little engine running in good sun - seldom possible with... (more)

KRM's Monon BL2 leads an excursion through the woods at Nelsonville.

Only in Nelson County,KY will you find a young female in shorts with cowgirl boots, kentucky railway museum & a really cool photo spot. J.L. Cundiff, a volunteer at KRM & a RP contri... (more)

L&N 152 highballs north through picturesque Fall colors with SOO 29 in tow. KRM ran this special caboose hop from New Haven to Boston and return for the American Railway Caboose Historical Educati... (more)

Northbound between New Haven and Boston.

L&N 152 heads up a private excursion for Publishers Press late in the afternoon at "Santos". KRM made four runs throughout the day, two of which were later than the museum normally operates steam ... (more)

L&N 152 heads north between New Haven and Boston on a Labor Day run.

A lot of horsepower to move one coach? KRM utilized this unusual lash-up to bring ex-SOU, ex-NS, ex-Western Maryland Scenic coach #845 "Tennessean" to the museum at New Haven, KY. All the power ... (more)

You know you've hit the jackpot in life when you not only have a double wide that looks like it's about to fall down, but you also have a mailbox with the street address written in magic marker! T... (more)

Looking like 1927, L&N 152 highballs through the woods with a short passenger train. Timeless scenes like this one are repeated several weekends throughout the year thanks to KRM's magnificent res... (more)

Crewmen keep an eye on the track ahead from the top of the tender on the return to New Haven.