The eastbound train crosses one of the many wooden bridges alone the line to Rockwood. The former Franklin Industrial Minerals locomotives have been painted for Lhoist North America.

The 630 passes through the construction area of the future interchange of Interstate 22 and Interstate 65 on the north side of Birmingham with the return trip from Parrish, AL. The area will soon... (more)

The 630 passes through the kudzu as it nears it's destination at Parrish, AL. The train will turn on the wye and return to Birmingham.

The 630 returns to Birmingham with the morning train to Parrish, AL.

Louisville & Nashville GP7 405 and Tennessee Central Railway Museum E8 run around the L&N Historical Society convention train at Lebanon.

Louisville & Nashville GP7 405 leads the L&N Historical Society convention train with one of its namesake city skylines in the back ground.

Former L&N GP7 405 has been returned to it as delivered paint scheme by the Tennessee Central Railway Museum. The 405 made its debut leading the L&N Historical Society convention train to Lebanon... (more)

The Wabash heritage unit leads train 111 southbound through the massive cut at Kings Mountain, KY.

Train 111 crosses Pope Lick Trestle eastbound with the Wabash heritage unit leading.

The Wabash heritage unit leads 111 eastbound through central Kentucky farmland.

The Wabash Heritage unit leads 111 through Waddy, KY on the NS Louisville District.

The Paducah and Louisville transfer job is headed for CSX’s Osborn Yard and is seen crossing over Ottawa Ave and Under the FX signal bridge on the CSX. A lot has changed since this picture was... (more)

Former Conrail C40-8W leads Q564 northbound up the middle of 15th Street. Only a local to the Pillsbury plant uses this track today.

Southbound Q597 passes through the Nashville National Cemetery as it rolls off the last few miles to Radnor Yard.

The New York Central, Pennsylvania Railroad, Penn Central, Erie Railroad, and the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Heritage locomotives await their return to the roundhouse after the locomotive pa... (more)