Corman's GP9 9002 waits to move more freight and FP7 1941 passengers for the dinner train at Bardstown.

Decided to make a little run down to Bardstown today looking for some dinner train activity. It wasn't running, but I was treated with FP7 #1941 basking in perfect evening sunlight.

This ex-C&O geep was one of the first units acquired by what is now a shortline empire.

Wearing the solid red scheme applied last June, 9002’s paint still looks new and shiny. The remote control equipped GP9 is seen parked outside the shop building in Bardstown on warm summer nigh... (more)

Amtrak's postal express sits displayed at the R.J.Corman dinner train location in Bardstown.

The Old KY Home Dinner train consist gets on its way out of Bardstown with a destination of Lexington, KY. The consist was being moved for a Central Bank charter. A stop at Osborn Yard in Louisvil... (more)

Another unit going to Corman spends it's final few days in the old scheme.

Showing it's former scheme this old horse is getting washed and later she'll be MEK'd before getting a the beautiful red and silver of the RJ Corman empire.

A RCL geep waits for the next call to duty

RJ Corman GP9 #9002 pulls4 BNSF business cars that will be used on the Kentucky Derby special May 1. The train is now less than a half mile from the RJ Corman headqaurters/office in Bardstown wher... (more)

RJ Corman GP9 #9002 pulls a single covered hopper and 4 BNSF business cars that will be used on the Kentucky Derby special May 1. In the background are wharehouses full of Heaven Hill whiskey.

F-units on a runaround move, not often that you see them running with the nose door open.

Ahh, nothing like an F-unit on a passenger train.

Ahh, nothing like an F-unit on a passenger train.