The French Lick Scenic Railway's "Dinosaur Adventure Train" shoves through town at West Valley Street with an NP inspired geep in command.

Industry switcher RS2L works Martts on the PAL’s “Old Fitz Lead”. Note the material stacked in the foreground, and cut rails next to the locomotive’s lead truck. This was the former diamon... (more)

Yard job RS1L finishes up their day as they head out to “Early Times Siding” with the LP3 train, where it will spend several hours until the LP3 crew comes to work later in the evening.

NS 212 heads north at "Beaumont", where the mainline goes from double to single and the W-Line splits off toward Columbia. 1999 was a great year to shoot the NS with all kinds of exotic ... (more)

NS 51J climbs Christiansburg Mountain on Main Two at Shawsville. You could really see some great consists during the Conrail split-up era. Here we find two UP SD40-2s bracketing a Rio Grande tunne... (more)

N&W 611 pulls onto the former Virginian main at Hurt. She's operating as NS 957 with a short mixed freight on a ferry run to Roanoke in preparation of the 4th of July 2015 weekend trips. Everythin... (more)

Wheeling 735 heads west for Carey at Lebanon Road (between Brewster and Kidron) with a sharp looking pair of PTC equipped SD40-2s in command.

After a day and a half of rain and murkiness, the weather conditions are trying to improve as former Great Western 90 heads west at Esbenshade Road. The sun rapidly popped in and out of the fast m... (more)

Everett 11 prances up the hill at Cove Lane as she departs Roaring Spring with a "Trains Magazine" photo charter. I had some serious "railfan luck" this day, passing through th... (more)

After relieving PL4 at Muldraugh, the LCL1 crew rolls across the "low trestle" as they work their way toward Louisville. They'll set out the 4504 at Kosmosdale for an LG&E train and cont... (more)

After making a stop at Port Clinton, the northbound Fall Foliage special blows through Molino on the way to Jim Thorpe.

P&L's University of Louisville painted MAC poses at Oak Street Yard on a lazy Saturday afternoon.