It's time for the annual visit to the Bluegrass by RJ Corman's "Old Kentucky Dinner Train" featuring a matched pair of ex-SOU F-units. After an overcast morning run from Bardstown, KY; t... (more)

RJ Corman heads north out of Cresson, PA with a loaded grain train.

RJ Corman's branchline in Allentown, PA has seen its fair share of ups and downs over the years, and now it seems that the line is only being held on by a thread with only one customer remaining a... (more)

RJ Corman sand train power lays over during the day at their yard in Louisville near the Ohio River, waiting for the evening run to Lexington.

Shut down for the night, RJ Corman FP7 1941 and GP9 9002 rest quietly at Bardstown. In the new day, 1941 will lead the Dinner Train and 9002 will tend to the freight service on the Bardstown line... (more)

RJ Corman’s latest genset RP27CD #2105 sandwiched between older EMD power comes to a halt at dawn for a meet at Bardstown Junction, KY. The train is CSX K562, the “aluminum train,” operated... (more)

RJ Corman's sand train waits for a crew to appear later in the evening to take it east to Lexington behind a nice set of SD40-2 types and a GP38-2.

After just coming off the CSX Corman's empty aluminum train is on home rails as it heads south for another load.

The tight radius of the curve combined with its elevation make for a dramatic telephoto at this location on Jett Hill. Work had commenced to improve this curve, but appears to have stopped for th... (more)

Northbound aluminum ingots make their way through the middle of town in Midway, Kentucky behind a former D&RGW Tunnel Motor.

RJCP 7081 SD40-2 leads three brethren across Munster Road, along with an inbound NS unit grain train destined for the Ethanol plant at Clearfield, Pa. Coal has slowed considerably, and so the inb... (more)

RJ Corman rolls another unit train of aluminum ingots through Benson Valley on a warm late summer evening. The old EMD workhorses have been used and abused over the course of their careers, but s... (more)

The RJ Corman Lexington Dinner Train sits in the glass barn depot in Rupp Yard as the ELxington skyline and the famous Rupp Arena loom in the background

The RJ Corman Lexington Dinner Train crosses the Elkchester Trestle on the former Southern LL Branch near the Fayette/Woodford County line

RJ Corman N101, the southbound empty Alcan train, departs Rupp Yard as it passes the Bluegrass Grain elevator in Downtown Lexington