One of two TTI locomotives, 5808 and 5812, with the CSX painted over were assigned to today's 80 car load of eastern KY coal as pushers. They have just been given permission to enter CSX rails and... (more)

TTI 5911 leads the light power movement into downtown Carlisle as the court house looms in the background

TTI 5911 leads the light power movement out of the river valley and up the sharp grade as they make a bee line for Paris

TTI 5911 shoves a set of loaded rock cars into the yard tracks at the Maysville Dumper next to the Ohio River

TTI 5815, in fresh silver and blue paint, leans into the curve as it leads 4 other B36-7s and a 60 car loaded rock train out of Paris and up the grade toward Millersburg

With permission from the farmer, and friend and I hiked up the hill at Strodes Run in time to see the 60 car TTI rock train roll down the first part of the near 2% grade as they descend into the r... (more)

5 B36-7s in Transkentucky Transportation Railroad paint roll across the small trestle across Stoner Creek and the Stoner Creek Country Club in Paris as they head back to TTI Yard

A set of 5 TTI B36-7s lead a loaded 60 car rock train around a small local farm in Paris as they head for Maysville

Nearing the end of their run from Maysville to Paris, KY, the one non-TTI painted engine in the consist of five B36-7s leads a 151-car empty train through the 22mph through truss bridge over the S... (more)

On a pleasant afternoon, TTI ran a record setting 151-car empty coal and limestone hopper train from Maysville to Paris, Kentucky with five B36-7s for power. They are seen here flying over their r... (more)

The ugly duckling is leading 151 southbound empties across the South Fork of the Licking River on the outskirts of Millersburg, Kentucky.

Five elderly GE products, led by the rattiest looking of the pack, have a massive 151 car train of empties rolling by the Bourbon Drive-In on a perfect late summer evening. Although traffic has b... (more)

To the left of the fence used to be a spur that was a staging location for local excursions by the Kentucky Central Chapter NRHS. There is evidence of the spur track still remaining on the bottom... (more)

Rock loads from Mt. Vernon, Ky. back towards the crossovers at Maysville before heading back east to the loading facility.

Rock loads from Mt. Vernon, Ky. head north towards Maysville for offloading.