CSX M653 manifest (Russell, KY to Rocky Mount, NC) works the Russell Yard, by an old C&O relic, on a hot summer day.

I was excited to see the late Cardinal in the morning at Ashland, KY as they depart the station further back on the left. There is a large C&O station and I saw an elaborate wedding set-up inside... (more)

An empty Northbound coal train is seen from the Mansbach Metal Co. overhead pedestrian bridge during a sweltering hot afternoon.

CSXT 1852, Western Maryland heritage unit, is frozen by an instantaneous burst of light as it passes under the signal at the west end of Big Sandy Junction. M652 departed Hinton, W.Va. about six h... (more)

The headlights of Lynch 3 mine run R614-29 illuminate the Louisville & Nashville searchlight signals at the south end of Pineville siding.

Responder Incident Training (RIT) Program locomotive and train sits at Russell Yard. 343 is the number of firefighters that perished in the 9/11 attacks.

Leading their first road train after coming out of CSX's Huntington shops on an engineering test run, a pair of ET23DCM's power the R207 local as it arrives in Russell, Kentucky and is routed into... (more)

The "Clinchfield 676" (UP 3985) deadheading to Kingsport, TN for the 50th anniversary of the Clinchfield Santa Train in 1992. Kodachrome 200.

R233 rest in the hole at North End Edjouet, just a few miles South of Hazard Yard at VB.246.1

In the mountains of Kentucky, CSX L201-30 with the CSXT 4751 makes its way through RB Cabin with 23 cars in tow.

L201 is headed for the Big Sandy Subdivision as it snakes its way along the Ohio River as smoke from Canadian wildfires continue to create hazy skies on this warm spring evening. A local fire depa... (more)

BV.27 near Topmost.

A loaded ballast train, rolls high above over Arnold Fork on the ole E&BV between Martin and Deane. Also, it's a delight to know a wide cab Dash 8 can also be seen in consist, which happens to be ... (more)

M692 making its way down the Big Sandy through Kentucky in golden hour, After a long day of waiting for trains the last couple hours of the day sure made up for it as we caught a couple of trains ... (more)

A former Western Maryland unit is leading the inbound "Lynch" coal train with US Steel hoppers.