Northbound CSX Q502 about to do a little street running in LaGrange.

A faded and battered Santa fe Dash 8 leads northbound CSX Q242 by the historic DeHaven Baptist Church as it rolls down LaGrange's Main St.

CSX Q226 rolls down Main Street in La Grange as seen from the top of the Fortitude No. 47 Lodge above Karen's Book Barn. A very special thanks goes to the owner of the lodge, Jay Townsend, for all... (more)

In what has to one of the oddest leaders that I have seen on a CSX mainline train in a long time a GP30 road slug leads southbound autorack Q299 down the center of LaGrange.

At approx. 2230 this evening, Q502 gets the northbound High Ball through an empty LaGrange Main Street with exception to my wife's car.

LaGrange at Christmas! Locomotives as far as the light carries dominate E. Main St. in this view of an eastbound led by photogenic C40-8W 7876 idling past the clock tower at 00:56. Freights are v... (more)

LaGrange at Christmas! CSX road freights street running amid the Holiday decorations and small shops at night create an otherworldly scene. I half expected to spot Twilight Zones Rod Serling walki... (more)

CSX Q231 creeps south through the middle of LaGrange on a beautiful winter day.

Northbound at LaGrange.

A northbound auto train passes DeHaven Baptist Church as it nears the two blocks of street running on Main Street in downtown LaGrange.

On a beautiful late-Autumn day in Kentucky, two CSX GEs, both still in Conrail blue paint, head up a southbound autorack train through the tranquil town of LaGrange. The train has just exited the ... (more)

A kid that has dropped his waveboard quickly grabs it as a southbound manifest starts into the street running territory of the historic section of LaGrange.

A CSX GP38 leads a northbound by LaGrange.

You never know what kind of power is going to show up leading a train these days.Getting a heads up from a good friend, naturally a CN SD40U leading a CSX on the Shortline made reason for me to g... (more)

A southbound toward Louisville, KY tiptoes through downtown La Grange as an older gentleman and a few other guys watch on almost as if it were a parade.