On the first night of the KSHC open house, members held an impromptu photo session. The numerous lights added by Bill Purdie and the Southern Steam Program members were illuminated and gave the ne... (more)

The firebox of 2716 has had lateral lines drawn on the side sheets in preparation for an ultrasonic test which will take place on Memorial Day Weekend. The remainder of the firebox including sypho... (more)

Inside the boiler of L&N 4-6-2 #152, Kentucky Railway Museum volunteer Rob Minton inspects the work that has been done. All of the tubes and flues have been removed from inside the boiler in prepa... (more)

The much-talked-about firebox of 2716 was the major focus of the initial inspection. In this shot, Jason Sobczynski, founding member of KSHCO and owner of Next Generation Rail Services, prepares t... (more)

The Kentucky Steam Heritage Corp. members work with Kentucky Railway Museum's Mark Johnson, operating the crane, on removing the steam dome cap of 2716 in preparation of a evaluation of her curren... (more)

Brady Sanker, veteran Kentucky Railway Museum steam crew member, works on preparing the flues in L&N 152 for removal. This marks the final work day on the engine in 2015, a year which saw the roll... (more)

Inside the cab of former-C&O (and for a brief time, Southern) 2-8-4 #2716. The C&O Kanawhas had slightly longer cabs that those of their similar counterparts on the NKP. The seats currently instal... (more)

L&N 152 sits quietly in the Kentucky Railway Museum shop, after having preliminary disassembling done in preparation for her impending overhaul. KRM members have established "Crew 152" which is de... (more)

The builder's plate still adorns the insulated smokebox jacketing on venerable old excursion engine #2716. The locomotive has been kept under a shed roof, just a few feet away from L&N 152 which i... (more)

L&N Pile Driver 41212 stored at the Kentucky Railway Museum. Steam powered, built 1913.

The first step in removal of the superheater tubes from L&N 4-6-2- #152 at the Kentucky Railway Museum. Connections are heated to ease loosening them at the smokebox end of the tubes.

The eccentric crank and rods of L&N 4-6-2 #152 in repose at Kentucky Railway Museum.

The engineer’s (or driver’s) cab position in a Brill Model 55 motor car. Sparse and utilitarian next to the motor compartment of the car. This motor car is Frankfort & Cincinnati M55-1 pres... (more)

Frankfort & Cincinnati Brill Motor car M55-1 and L&N 4-6-2 #152 had been brought out for New Haven, Kentucky’s annual Iron Horse Festival. The historic pieces were displayed in front of the Ke... (more)

KRM's Monon BL2 heads up the 2PM westbound departure leaving New Haven for Boston. That's Boston Kentucky.