This old manual switch stand still serves the run-around track in Bardstown Jct. It will be used momentarily to allow the Dinner Train consist to pull some hoppers out of the way so they can acces... (more)

The Old KY Home Dinner train consist gets on its way out of Bardstown with a destination of Lexington, KY. The consist was being moved for a Central Bank charter. A stop at Osborn Yard in Louisvil... (more)

In the aftermath of the Ice Storm of 2009, a pair of RJ Corman Geeps gingerly approach West Fourth Street after switching the Lexington GE glass plant.

In the aftermath of the Ice Storm of 2009, RJ Corman's dinner trainset pulls into historic Midway en route to Frankfort on a VIP charter.

After two forty hour shifts with the Lexington Fire Dept, and days without power, I finally can post pics from the ice storm. Thousands are still without power as I post this. Here's hoping everyo... (more)

Snow continues to fall while two tunnel motors and a GP38-2 sit at the RJ Corman yard off River Road.

A view never available before... The US25 bypass from I-75 to US25 is now open, and provides a great view of RJ Corman's operations at "Big Al" in Berea, KY. The CSX main lies to the right of the ... (more)

Headed toward the RJC yard off River Road.

Tunnel motor and GP38-2 at the RJ Corman yard off River Road.

RJ Corman local highballs along Frankfort Ave.

RJ Corman local at the recently constructed Matt Rose siding and office car staging area - site of the former L&N Avoca siding.

RJ Corman GP9 #9003 is somewhat unique in these parts, being the only hi-nose GP9 assigned to the Central Kentucky Lines. Sporting a nice clean coat of red and silver RJ Corman paint including a s... (more)

3806 finishes up work in the Cresson Yard a few minutes before it will join up with fiver other Corman units to load the difficult 'Fallen Timber' coal drag.

RJ Corman has been testing this RP20 from railpower over the past few days. This is it's ultimate over the road test, 2% Jett Hill outside of Frankfort, KY. 5407 handled 13 loaded gondolas of sand... (more)