Kentucky Railway Museums L&N 152 along with its Monon BL2 heads south across the Salt River in a ferry move for the upcoming weekend excursions over the Bardstown Branch now owned by R.J.Corman.T... (more)

Louisville and Nashville SW7 2250 sits in Louisville Union Station after the departure of Amtrak's southbound "Floridian", contemplating her next move.

A cosmetically restored L&N E8 sits proudly displayed outside the equally beautiful station at Bowling Green.

Ready to depart for Montgomery, AL with Atlanta & West Point train #211

L&N GP38AC 4003 and GP38-2 4113 in Atlanta in the summer of 1973.

This former NC&StL dynamometer car wound up at the Bluegrass Railroad Museum in Versailles, KY. Interestingly, "Sold Lou. Scrap" is spray painted on its side in this March 1973 view from Nashville... (more)

West of Chattanooga with 4048 (GP38AC), 4038 (GP38AC), and 4065 (GP38-2).

L&N GP30s 1041 and 1049 in Flomaton, AL on a summer day in 1973.

L&N 2721 in Greenville, KY - August 1973

A pair of L&N GPs sit in Madisonville, KY awaiting their next assignment in August 1973.

A westbound train has left this 6 axle power for a heavy eastbound to pick up and use to climb Notasulga Hill, just ahead. Essentially, the Western Railway of Alabama is an uphill railroad all th... (more)

Out of 79 L&N U30C units, 77 would survive long enough to be renumbered into the Seaboard System/CSX 7000 series. SBD 1571, still assigned its L&N number, would later become SBD/CSX 7265

L&N 401 awaiting its next work at Frankfort, KY in the summer of 1973.