Awaiting her next assignment...........

Don't let the blue paint fool you - This is not a Conrail train. Four out of Five RJ Corman units were still dressed in CR paint as they pulled into Clearfield Yard with a loaded coal train.

Some internal problems have rewarded 3806 a trip back to Juniata to find out what is wrong. It is set out at Cresson awaiting pick up.

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)

This GP9/GP16 combo has just returned from the CSX interchange and is not done for the day.

RJ Corman's QJ #7040 peeks out of the Lexington Shop for a quick photo during a work session to get her ready for her new career in Central Kentucky.

Midway is the midway point between Frankfurt and Lexington. The downtown is a historic district.

A crew member flags the crossing.

Hearing EMD's 567 motor making speed is a wonderful sound. These girls had her cruising through downtown Bagdad on this nice January day.

This old work horse was having some electrical problems and stopped just after she got on home rails. The nice thing about older engines is that they can work on them and fix them rather quickly.... (more)

RJ Corman was having a ferry move of this train from Bardstown to Lexington for a Special. She just entered home rails at HK tower. This is the former L&N/CSXT Old Road Subdivision.

Heading south to Dover.

WC01-21 heads south out of Warwick Yard after interchanging with CSX. While on CSX rail the train's symbol is Z613.

2 new units to the RJ Corman roster on the PA Lines includes this Ex SP unit along with an Ex UP SD40-2 sitting behind the tunnel motor. They're both waiting for some TLC and a new paint job into ... (more)