Built by EMD in February 1953, Louisville & Nashville GP7 sits in the yard in Hopkinsville. This Geep will later be renumbered L&N 2325, and then Seaboard System (SBD) 2325.

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NS GP59 4610 in fresh paint waits for its next assignment.

Back in the days when times were a changing for me and locomotive consists could look like "the dog's breakfast" a southbound freight has topped the ruling grade and is rolling on.

A regular mixed freight races toward Nashville.

CSX Spirit of Law Enforcement 3194 leads M575 south for Louisville.

The rainbow consists of early CSX. Here unit originally bought by SCL heads a northbound freight.

Built in September 1963 as C&O 3032 CSX road slug 2287 leads a local south out of Louisville's Osborn yard.

Empties bound for the coal fields pass an array of modern and old signaling equipment at the west end of the former Louisa siding.

Lead by AC4400CW's #581 & #146, CSX loaded coal train C304 crosses the Russell Fork in Elkhorn City, KY headed for Cross, South Carolina.

I guess this slug set was a regular on the local headed down the Ohio as I shot it here again a month later.

We are in good stealth. At this point the slugsets were just being deployed, now they seem to be going away. Having ridden in one, I liked the slugs, almost like an electric.

The NS Southern heritage unit leads 223 east towards Danville before heading south to Atlanta.

CSX C36-7 7117 in its former CR paint leads a track geometry train from Louisville.

Buttheads can be in the lead and the prettiest one in front on this road freight. Was CSX scraping the bottom of the barrel or just out of their mind. Shoulda put on a DC and had a full set.

Light engine move on street running La Grange