L&N #4 with 4 cars at Louisville Union Station.

One of the last cab units left on L&N sits at the Boyles engine facility. I saw this unit at Cullman 15 days later, as trailing unit on the northbound long-distance local. It was last time I eve... (more)

After nearly 60 years of control, parent Louisville & Nashville merged the Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis on August 30, 1957. Photographer Henry Libby, photo from my collection.

The remnants of Hurricane Zeta have finally started to clear out of the area, leaving a nice sky behind L&N 796, which is on display at the Historic Railpark and Train Museum.

Believed to be Montgomery, slide not labeled.

L&N E8A 796 rests at the Bowling Green depot while July 4th festivities continue in the neighborhood behind the depot.

Cosmetically restored ex-C&NW E8(A) painted in original Louisville & Nashville colors with matching passenger cars, sits displayed at the Historic Railpark and Train Museum in Bowling Green, Ken... (more)

L&N EMD E6(A) 771 and E8(A) 787 southbound with train 99 The "Pan-American" near Louisville, Kentucky. The Pan-American passenger train operated by the Louisville & Nashville from 1921... (more)

This Louisville & Nashville railway postal car (RPO) is like a time capsule. It sits inside at the museum at the Steamtown National Historic Site in Scranton, PA. All of the mail slots are still l... (more)

L&N 770 at the Kentucky Railway Museum. Tom Golden photo.

Louisville & Nashville trains 3 and 4, the Chicago-Danville Flyer, were inherited from the Chicago & Eastern Illinois when the L&N and MP split up the C&EI, and on this day the locomotive was ex-C... (more)

A cosmetically restored ex-C&NW EMD E8, now in Louisville & Nashville colors, sits at the L&N Railpark Museum in Bowling Green, as a model train show brings a crowd to the museum.

A cosmetically restored C&NW E8 disguised as Louisville and Nashville 796 and matching passenger train sits displayed at The Historic Railpark and Train Museum in Bowling Green, KY. The museum, ... (more)

This train would disappear on Amtrak day in a month.