Chattahoochee Valley 2-8-0 #21 sits along with "The General II" a 4-4-0 from the Stone Mountain Railway, at the Southeastern Railway Museum in Duluth GA.

Built in 1941 by Pullman for the Southern's passenger train, The Tennessean, 1701 is now open for display at the Southeastern Railway Museum in Duluth GA.

NS 2379 drags a lone boxcar along the main behind the depot at the Tennessee Valley Railway Museum.

Experimental turbine powered loco built by Davenport-Besler for the US Army in 1952. She now resides at the Museumof Transportation in St Louis.

Whitcomb 65 ton switcher at the Museum of Transportatoin in St. Louis, MO.

The Santa Fe obvioulsy never served New Haven, KY, that task fell to the L&N, but CF7 2546 holds down excursion duties at the Kentucky Railway Museum in absence of local power like the museum beau... (more)

Sleeping Giant. After years of service for the C&O and numerous fan trips, 2716 now sits cold at the Kentucky Railway Museum. At least she rest under a shed now, hopefully slowing the ravages of t... (more)

KU 001, used originally at the KU Tyrone, KY plant, spent many years in service at the Green River plant before being donated to the Bluegrass Railway Museum. Now she's back within miles of her or... (more)

Old school, new school. RJ Corman displays one of the units acquired in his purchase of the Railpower locomotive company. 5400 sits in front of an old ALCO MRS-1 #2043 that is now a static displa... (more)

A former ARMY Alco MRS-1 served the Bluegrass Railroad for many years hauling excursions, before coming to rest here at the museum entrance on static display.

Part of the old Southern RR LL branch in Versailles, KY this rail still serves it purpose supporting weekend excursions at the Bluegrass Railway Museum.

The Corman ingot train winds it's way northwest along the old L&N line just outside of Lexington, KY.

Sitting in line with several other units behind her Oglebay Norton ALCO RS with VLIX marks sits at the Southern Appalachia Railway Museum, hopefully with restoration in the future.

L&N 1315 slides through a rural grade crossing during the Southern Appalachia Railway Museums excellent photo freight session.