The RJ Corman crew is working in downtown Nichols as they swap cars around to service their customer in town.

The sleepy rural community of Nichols, SC is getting back on its feet after flooding from Hurricane Matthew ravaged the town some 6 months ago. Virtually the entire town was flooded and almost all... (more)

The sleepy rural community of Nichols, SC is getting back on its feet after flooding from Hurricane Matthew ravaged the town some 6 months ago. Virtually the entire town was flooded and almost al... (more)

Rural railroading kicks off with a break test for the crew of RJ Corman's former Carolina Southern line. They have picked up their train near the very beginning of the line in downtown Mullins, S... (more)

For the second week in a row, the former Carolina Southern 951 has been leading the journey from Mullins, SC to Conway, SC. The rare GP18 still wears the full paint scheme of the Carolina Souther... (more)

Corman's loaded aluminum train rolls by the University of Louisville's football stadium as it nears Osborn Yard and then a trip down the mainline towards Bowling Green.

RJ Corman SW1200 1265 rests in Bardstown, KY on a warm summer Sunday morning. This engine was built for Missouri Pacific and spent a chunk of its career serving for Wheeling Pittsburgh Steel befor... (more)

The lines of an F-unit are unmistakable, as seen here in Bardstown, KY, where RJ Corman 1940 and 1941 operate on the My Old Kentucky Dinner Train. The 1940 is ex-SOU 6141 and was numbered 3... (more)

On a warm summer day in central Kentucky, RJ Corman FP7s 1941 and 1940 are tied down in Bardstown, a few feet from the My Old Kentucky Home Dinner Train. The duo was originally built for So... (more)

R.J. Corman's sharp looking pair of former Southern Railway FP7s sit outside the Bardstown depot on a beautiful May morning. The two power the "My Old Kentucky Dinner Train" excursions, and contin... (more)

RJ Corman ingot empties approach home rails at Anchorage as they head north through "Whipps Mill" on the CSX LCL Sub.

A train through Nichols SC has been a rare site for several years until recently when RJ Corman Carolina Lines got up and running on the former Carolina Southern Railroad. Limited local service re... (more)

A train through Nichols SC has been a rare site for several years until recently when RJ Corman Carolina Lines got up and running on the former Carolina Southern Railroad. Limited local service re... (more)

RJC ingot empties head north on the CSX LCL Sub behind a sharp looking trio of SD40's. A few miles from here at Anchorage the train will return to RJC rails on the former L&N Old Road.

End of the line, for Corman at least. Crews are working the last customer on the west end of the former Southern LL branch. The tracks extend for another 5.5 miles west, but that stretch of track ... (more)