R. J. Corman's West Virginia operation is tied down for the day, with the motive power resting by the highway outside of the town of Pax. Note the local dwellings, complete with a nice layer of gr... (more)

When I asked the crew when they were going to stop buying such nice trucks and start buying locomotives, their response was 'just you wait.'

3 days after the worst ice storm in Kentucky History, RJCC #5361 waits it next duties!

3 days after the worst ice storm in Kentucky History, RJCC #3805 waits it next duties!

With late afternoon sun highlighting its classic bulldog nose, RJ Corman FP7 #1941 clears the Kentucky River bridge into West Frankfort as the train returns to Bardstown, KY.

The second half of a train from the Fallen Timbers Mine makes its way down to Cresson to be interchanged with Norfolk Southern.

Z543 is held at Hubbards on the #2 track as it slowly works its way toward CSX's Osbourne Yard. J763 is stopped adjacent to Z543 on the #1 track. Both trains are waiting their turn to continue sou... (more)

A mixed consist of P&L's "Bluegrass State 1", 2 RJ Corman cars from the Dinner Train set, and CSX's Indiana, along with Rail Power's 5407 RP20BD rest in front of the former L&N Depot in Frankfort,... (more)

Rail Power's 5407 RP20BD rest on display in Frankfort, KY. The former L&N depot sits to the right. This loco, with a mixed consist of P&L, RJ Corman, and a CSX coach were on display in Frankfort m... (more)

On the old L&N Memphis line.

FP7s 1941 and 1940 head west (timetable north) over the Old Road as they make their way from Frankfort to CSX's Osbourne Yard in Louisville. Behind the two F-Units is an interesting passenger cons... (more)

The conductor holds on to a boxcar as they roll south onto RJ Corman territory in Thurmond, WV.

1940 and 1941 lead the dinner train consist over the Salt River in Shepardsville, KY en route to Lexington, via CSX through Louisville to Corman tracks at Anchorage, KY.

RJ Corman yard off River Road after a couple of nights of snow and ice.

After a delay of a few hours, 1940 has a consist of Corman, CSX, and P&L coaches in tow toward Lexington. It was getting dark by this point but personal opinion is that the low light adds a lot o... (more)