A crane and an old FM sit on static display as part of the KY Railway Museum's collection of defunct equipment.

RJ Corman's pristine F-units roll leisurely through the rural Kentucky countryside on their way to Bardston Junction.

Galloping through the Kentucky countryside.

L&N Lebanon branch: 2008 or 1928?

Crewmen keep an eye on the track ahead from the top of the tender on the return to New Haven.

In a timeless scene, a crewman checks for hot bearings after the 11 mile run to Boston.

All is quiet in downtown Glendale on this Sunday evening as a mixed freight races south at track speed of 60 MPH.

152 pulls her train up to the station past the engine house and C&O 2716 for the afternoon run to Boston.

At 103 years old, this is still one of the finest looking locos around. L&N 152 has 69” drivers, 20x28” cylinders, and makes 27,600 lbs. of tractive effort.

Ah, the smell of yeast is in the air as RJ Corman’s dinner train passes through a large Jim Beam distillery at the end of aptly named Happy Hollow Road.

Modern tractors face off with a century old “tractor” of a different sort.

The dinner train passes an old factory, depot, and caboose on display at Deatsville. RP contributor John Higginson of Alabama grabs a shot by the station.

A crew has just finished their trip over the West End and is being picked up by the taxi while the yard crew takes over the pair of AC’s and moves them over to the engine facilities.

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PAN SHOT of a Shay in action. Contrary to popular belief, it is in fact possible for the naked eye to perceive movement as Cass! Photo taken at 1/13 sec. That's engineer Danny Seldomridge who loo... (more)