P&L's odd-ball poses before "the grainery" at Oak Street Yard after working industries around Shively earlier in the evening. The old lady started life as Bay Line 507, a "straight GP39" with no d... (more)

While an old building gets demolished the PAL transfer job heads for the CSX.

The Paducah and Louisville transfer job is headed for CSX’s Osborn Yard and is seen crossing over Ottawa Ave and Under the FX signal bridge on the CSX. A lot has changed since this picture was t... (more)

Three P&L slugs sets lead a loaded coal train across the Green River Drawbridge at Rockport, KY, in the last light of a summer evening. The train loaded at the Cimarron Mine near Madisonville, KY,... (more)

RP Contributor J.L. Scott gives a friendly wave as runs "LG3" down to Cecilia,KY on a Sunday afternoon!

Six P&L 4-axles lead empties down the hill at Black Rock on their southward trip to Armstrong Coal's loadout at McHenry, KY.

Work nears completion on the first of two bridges to be replaced on P&L's "Muldraugh Hill" between West Point and Fort Knox. Before construction began a forested hillside sloped down to the edge o... (more)

With PAL engineer and fellow RP contributor JL Scott at the controls LG3 heads south form their Louisville yard.

A PAL local departs their Oak St. yard to head south.

PAL 1998, painted for the University of Kentucky, charges uphill through the "sand cut" with a short local in tow. Meeting Creek Road crosses here on the classic overhead bridge seen in the backgr... (more)

Six 4-axles lead an empty hopper train south through Kosmosdale on a perfect spring evening. Today's consist includes: 2115 (GP40-3), 2116 (road-slug), 3801 (GP38-2, painted for UofL), 2131 (GP40-... (more)

PAL 10 started life as a milk car and would later be rebuilt by VMV to its present day configuration to supply power to the P&L office cars (Bluegrass State I and Bluegrass State II).

Rail train MWL heads south through Vine Grove.

A distinguished looking GP38-2 of obvious SP heritage basks in perfect winter afternoon lighting. These are my favorite units on the PAL roster, from both railroader and railfan standpoints. They ... (more)

PAL 2121 (GP40-3/mother) and PAL 2100 (road-slug) pose at Oak Street Yard on a perfect Saturday evening.