The RJ Corman steam crew poses with QJ 2008 and owner Rick Corman (center) after the first revenue run. It was nothing short of spectacular!

On the flyover a Norfolk Southern train gets rolling headed up with some classic power, while an RJ Corman crew drills the yard directly below.

My Old Kentucky Dinner Train pulls out of Osborne Yard and heads to pick up passengers leaving the Kentucky Derby.

RJ Corman 2008 sits at the Buchanan St. entrance to Corman's yard where she was on display for those entering for a ride on the Derby Train. Would have been nice for the weather to be more kind an... (more)

RJ Corman's QJ is basically ready for her first run, but CSX said no to her pulling the Derby train to Louisville and using their track, so word is she'll make her debut on the sand train. RJ 1940... (more)

RJ Corman 3803 goes about her normal duties while Corman's Derby train with 1941 and 1940 prepare for Saturdays run to Louisville. They are framed by the pillars for the NS mailine running overhea... (more)

A freshly painted Geep cures in the late evening sun at the Corman shop in Guthrie.

RJ Corman sand train heading for Nugent sand.

Awaiting her next assignment...........

Don't let the blue paint fool you - This is not a Conrail train. Four out of Five RJ Corman units were still dressed in CR paint as they pulled into Clearfield Yard with a loaded coal train.

Some internal problems have rewarded 3806 a trip back to Juniata to find out what is wrong. It is set out at Cresson awaiting pick up.

Lewis Hicks, a volunteer from the Kentucky Railway Museum, prepares R.J. Corman's QJ steam locomotive for service. Lewis & others from KRM / RJC are working to have her ready to go before the end... (more)

This GP9/GP16 combo has just returned from the CSX interchange and is not done for the day.