The RJ Corman "My Old Kentucky Dinner Train passes the Jim Beam Distillery in Clermont. The original Beam distillery, called Old Tub was founded in 1795 by Jacob Beam. His whiskey was called ... (more)

RJ Corman FP7's lead the dinner train west by Deatsville Ky. on a beautiful Spring evening.

With hungry patrons on board the Corman dinner train heads west through the central Kentucky countryside with their FP7's in charge.

A pair of former Southern F units, now disguised as RJ Corman #1940 and #1941, leads a small 3 car passenger train by South Yarnallton Road in western Fayette County as it heads toward Rupp Yard t... (more)

The lines of an F-unit are unmistakable, as seen here in Bardstown, KY, where RJ Corman 1940 and 1941 operate on the My Old Kentucky Dinner Train. The 1940 is ex-SOU 6141 and was numbered 3... (more)

RJ Corman’s “My Old Kentucky Home” Dinner train prepares to depart for the return trip to Bardstown, KY at Limestone Spring. The structures were once part of an active distillery but now th... (more)

A snowy Saturday in the Bluegrass State and RJ Corman's "Old Kentucky Dinner Train" is taking lunch guests through a winter wonderland near Deatsville, KY. The red-and-silver tuxedo livery looks ... (more)

R.J. Corman My Old Kentucky Dinner Train heads West with R.J. Corman FP7 #1940 past MP33

RJ Corman’s My Old Kentucky Dinner Train crosses one of the many rural road crossings along the route.

RJ Corman’s My Old Kentucky Dinner Train passes the Jim Beam Distillery in Clermont, KY.

R.J.Cormans dinner train is now out on the CSX's mainline to Louisville as those former Southern FP7's belch some nice smoke on its run to Osborn yard.At Louisville they will pick up a few more ... (more)

R.J.Cormans dinner train runs north on the CSX mainline for Louisville's Osborn yard where it will pick up a few more passenger cars.From Louisville it will head east to Lexington for this weeken... (more)

A Corman passenger special makes a run towards Lexington.

under gloomy, rainy skies, the RJ Corman #1940 leads its train through downtown Frankfort on its way to the 135th Kentucky Derby in Louisville. Despite the rain plenty of railfans were out hunting... (more)

RJ Corman's pristine F-units roll leisurely through the rural Kentucky countryside on their way to Bardston Junction.