Weekend excursions run over the former SOU LL Branch with Bluegrass Railroad Museum.

Amazing! The powers that be at the time allowed L&N steam to be back in the coalfields for the first time in thirty years. That mournful whistle reverberating up the "hollers" and hill... (more)

A class act in whiskey country in the Bluegrass State. After running around their train the F-units are preparing to head back to Bardstown. The old distillery was still in use and its aging war... (more)

Shortly after crossing the state line at Hagans, VA the steam special is heading back toward Louisville after drawing huge appreciative crowds all along. I hope to see her again in the same place... (more)

Beside a new shelter the nicely matched dinner train looks ready to depart for faraway places instead of a runaround a few scenic miles away.

Big South Fork Scenic 106 ready for a 11AM excursion.

It was a gray and gloomy day however visitors to the Kentucky Railway Museum then located in east Louisville prepare to board a Monon BL2 lead train.

Kentucky Railway Museums L&N 152 leads a ferry move south for Bardstown where that weekend it and the Monon BL2 would lead excursions over the Bardstown Branch. Today the Bardstown Branch is opera... (more)

Black Hills Central Railroad 108 drifts down the grade as it goes through one of the canyons along the route from Hill City to Keystone.

The BGRM's restored Illinois Central Gulf GP8 7738 crosses Steele Road near the west switch of Milner Siding, headed back to Versailles after a trip out to Young's High Bridge.

RJ Corman FP7's lead the dinner train west by Deatsville Ky. on a beautiful Spring evening.

With hungry patrons on board the Corman dinner train heads west through the central Kentucky countryside with their FP7's in charge.

K&T Alco S2 102, the last remaining locomotive on the roster from when the K&T dieselized in the 1960's, brings a short 2 car passenger train over the bridge at Blue Heron.

With beautiful Kentucky Fall colors showing, the RJ Corman Dinner Train runs along a stretch of track about 10 minutes outside Bardstown. It is seen here coming up a small grade and passing a rura... (more)

A cosmetically restored ex-C&NW EMD E8, now in Louisville & Nashville colors, sits at the L&N Railpark Museum in Bowling Green, as a model train show brings a crowd to the museum.