3 of 4 operating locomotives at the Bluegrass Railroad Museum are visible here. Left to right is ICG GP8 7738, nearing the end of her cosmetic restoration that has been occurring over the past 2 y... (more)

Former Santa Fe 2546 takes in the morning sun for now. She'll soon be leading this consist on another excursion at the Kentucky Railway Museum in New Haven, Kentucky.

Cocks open and exiting the roundhouse for the days first runs...

Signs, signs, everywhere there's signs... It would be hard to miss the fact that the CSX Governors Kentucky Derby Train was under Blue Flag protection the day before her run to the Kentucky Derby ... (more)

Three of the museum's four operating locomotives are visible in this photo. Former ICG 7738 is about halfway through a repaint into her ICG scheme she wore when she emerged from the ICG's Paducah,... (more)

A former ARMY Alco MRS-1 served the Bluegrass Railroad for many years hauling excursions, before coming to rest here at the museum entrance on static display.

Whitcomb 65 ton switcher at the Museum of Transportatoin in St. Louis, MO.

Cocks open and exiting the roundhouse for the days first runs...

Picked over and without much of a viable future left, 5857 waits out a fall evening in Paris, KY likely next to make a move with aid from a scrapper.

L&N 1315 slides through a rural grade crossing during the Southern Appalachia Railway Museums excellent photo freight session.

NS 9494 heads south into the yard after topping off the tanks. Another train is hot on her heels ready to spot for a sip of diesel. The second train was only 15-20 yards behind the last car as it ... (more)

Sitting in line with several other units behind her Oglebay Norton ALCO RS with VLIX marks sits at the Southern Appalachia Railway Museum, hopefully with restoration in the future.

NS 8843 leads her train south over the tretle near McKinney KY in beautiful afternoon light. Thanks to the friendly engineer for the wave and horn when he noticed me below.

L&N 1315 poses at our first night photo location during the Southern Appalachia Railway Museums spring photo freight session.

A Norfolk Southern employee gives the passing train a rollby inspection while performing switching duties on the adjacent tracks.