Scarlet and grey power leads the Washington Court House turn today. In a few miles this train will reach Midland City, OH and enter trackage of the former B&O Ohio Division.

A UP AC shoves a set of empty coal hoppers under the busy BNSF transcon.

An eastbound stack train is seen running left hand main as it prepares to overtake a slower manifest near Ancona.

It's just before 6AM as the sun begins to shine on America's heartland. A clear signal foreshadows the constant rail action the former Santa Fe transcon will experience throughout the day.

The Indiana & Ohio makes a brief stop at the classic Pennsylvania signals on its way from Norfolk Southern's Sharron Yard to the I&O at Mccullough.

After making a water stop in Bagdad, RJCC 2008 continues its eastward journey across the Bluegrass State.

Rick Corman's chase vehicle is seen above his newest "toy." Thanks to RJC for bringing mainline steam back to central Kentucky! Hey Rick, can you make that arial video available to the public... (more)

RJ's QJ is seen on its inaugural revenue run through the beautiful Kentucky landscape.

Ol' Smokey has just sprinted through the first of two tunnels on the old road.

The sun may be shining, but a blizzard warning is in still in effect. 12-15" of snow fell throughout the Ohio Valley & has brought most auto traffic to a stand-still. This doesn't stop today's Ro... (more)

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)

NS 8322 splits away from the IORY Oasis subdivision and rolls under Norfolk Southern's Hyde Park branch. This is the first time I've seen a class 1 locomotive running without ditch lights in seve... (more)

It's been a rough start for Q340 today. After leaving Cincinnati, the detector at Stockton found a hot axel 4,000+ ft back - last car on the train! The conductor braved the elements to find noth... (more)

A Santa Fe CF-7, now owned by the Kentucky Railway Museum, pulls south towards New Haven.

A member of the 152 engine crew rings the bell as the train aproaches Howardstown Road. Thanks to all of the KRM volunteers who made this trip possible!