Racing alongside US 68 in Lexington, KY, RJ Corman’s Alcan Train charges through the Bluegrass region on its run to the aluminum plant.

Ex-CEFX 3147 nee-ATSF 5375 sits with other sidelined equipment and storage in RJC's main yard in Lexington.

An RJ Corman yard job works the west end of the yard at the railroad's home base in Lexington, Kentucky with a pair of GP38-2's , one on lease from GATX. The train is passing under the Norfolk Sou... (more)

The daily ALCAN train uses CSXT on either end of its trip between Louisville & Berea, KY, running the ex-L&N "Old Road" inbetween. Here, the empty train with the anniversary duo is eastb... (more)

Ex-SCL SD45 #2034, once converted to an SD40M-2, now rests on display atop the hill overlooking RJCC's operations center in Lexington, roughly the halfway point on the ex-L&N Old Road, previously ... (more)

The early morning sun rises and casts a warm light across the RJ Corman Kentucky Lines' yard and shop complex just outside of downtown Lexington, Kentucky. A display track sits on the corner of Ma... (more)

An RJ Corman local cuts between old and new buildings as it heads back towards the yard in Lexington, Kentucky after switching out the Standlee Hay Company. A GATC GP38-2 and an ex CSX GP15 lead t... (more)

An RJ Corman Kentucky Lines local crew makes an evening run up to Standlee Hay Company on the north of Lexington, Kentucky to switch out boxcars. The power is RJCC 2017, an RS23BD that is a protot... (more)

After returning from working customers on the Lexington Branch, an RJ Corman Kentucky Lines local is sorting out its train into the yard on the west side of downtown Lexington. A former NS admiral... (more)

A westbound RJ Corman freight eases into the yard at Lexington on a chilly December evening.

NS 25A rounds the curve under the Newtown Pedestrian Bridge with Southern 8099 leading

The impressive display of RJCR 2011 and RJCR 2012 locomotives, and cabooses at the RJ Corman yard in Lexington, Kentucky.

RJ Corman 2011 and 2012 on display.

Class and style, two things mostly lost in America, still exist at firms proud of their accomplishments. Two stuffEd and mounted units and two old L&N cabeese in a park like setting make a helluv... (more)

Pennsylvania Railroad E8(A) 4303 leads Atlantic Coast Line train 16 The Southwind near Lexington, Kentucky on October 28,1967. Photo from my collection, no photographer information on slide.