After delivering coal loads at Maysville a quartet of TTI B36-7's head back to Paris Ky. for what would be one of their final trips. Plenty of fans were about to record their final runs.

A brace of TTI B36-7's shove their coal train towards the dumper on a fine Autumn afternoon.

The small town of Carlisle is briefly interrupted by the passing of a quartet of TTI B36-7's running light back south to Paris.

4 TTI B36-7's have finishing running around their train and head to the dumper just east of Maysville on a beautiful fall afternoon. Word spread today that a major washout happened on the line and... (more)

After spotting 45 cars of coal that the transflow facility in Marysville, KY, the quartet of B36-7s run lite engine back to Paris. Note all the leaves sucked against the air compressor vents.

After running around their train, TTI loads ease through the river town of Maysville. In November, CSX (the parent company) announced that the transflow facility would be shut down due to lack of ... (more)

TTI's 5911 leads a southbound by the Bourbon Drive-In as it nears its destination of Paris.

A TTI empty rock train comes into Paris ans past the old L&N station

An empty rock train rumbles under Myers Road on its way to Paris

Head and rear end power meet at Maysville as a loaded coal train is yarded at the Ohio River transload.

An empty rock train heads back to Paris behind a quartet of matched B36-7's as it passes through Jockey Park

Released of their burden of nearly 100 loaded coal buckets, 5911 and company return light to Paris, KY after leading a train to Maysville, KY for loading onto barges. Three other GE's that had hel... (more)

Light engines cruising south past the depot at Ewing on their way back to Paris

A quad-pack of B36's idle on the mainline as the pusher puts a loaded coal train away in the yard at Maysville. With the 'classic' CSX logo on the hopper, this place is a little bit like a time m... (more)

A light power move returning to Paris after taking 45 loads of coal to Maysville earlier the same day crosses the south fork of the Licking River at Millersburg, Kentucky. The strange slow order ... (more)