The ingot train rolls northbound through the S-curve at Yarnallton on a sunny January afternoon. Two of the more recently acquired yellow ingot cars are also visible in this view.

RJC ingot empties pass through St. Matthews on the CSX LCL Sub. At Anchorage the train will return to home rails on the former L&N Old Road.

Parked in the OB on a nice Sunday afternoon.

Parked in the OB on a nice Sunday afternoon.

The Lexington Dinner Train is returning from Versailles with a murder mystery trip on the LL Branch. This line has several wooden trestles and the one at Elkchester seemed like a good choice to a... (more)

The Lexington Dinner Train backs toward the glass house on a sunny December afternoon to unload a North Pole Express trip. Santa was riding the rear vestibule with the conductor and waved as they... (more)

A Corman train heads for home rails as it travels by the University of Louisville's campus.

RJ Corman GP9 #9004 at Guthrie, KY || Sept 1985

A train carrying aluminum rolls through the horse farms outside Frankfort, Ky., heading for Louisville.

An eastbound sand train rolls through the charming town of Midway, Ky., shortly after 11:00 p.m. Railroad Drug is located just across the tracks.

Exiting the tunnel into downtown Frankfort, the aluminum train negotiates the median running through the city before crossing the Kentucky River and leaving town.

The aluminum train passes through the small town of Midway, Ky.

The local headed towards Jett, KY waits for the loaded Alcan train to head out of town. At Jett, this train will work the Washington-Penn plastics plant.

The 3314 is dwarfed by the skyline of my hometown as the day's loaded ingot train heads up the former CSX "Old Road" to Louisville, KY.

A pair of RJ Corman SD40T-2’s bring the empty aluminum ingot train through the middle of Broadway Street in the Frankfort, KY as the train returns to Berea, KY for loading.