On the side of Duff Mountain two units await southbound train. One still wears the colors of our beloved Clinchfield. An occasional car over on US 25, the wind and perhaps a distant chainsaw are... (more)

Photo by Jim Satterwhite. From my collection.

I kinda wish this railroad had lasted longer. Nice paint on locos and IMHO the best looking coal hoppers ever. One of my favorite GEs back before EPA stifled that beautiful exhaust sound. Hey, ... (more)

Northbound train, already well into CSX, but L&N has been obliterated so further painting is no rush. LOL.

The northbound "juice train" was a fan favorite in those days. I understand it not longer operates. Probably inconvenient.

An L&N original leads a lengthy lashup headed for Louisville as summer approaches and the midwest haze hugs the ground. Photo by Mike Dolenski. From my collection.

One of my favorite modern paint schemes and very likely my very favorite GE model. Photo by Tony Vanier. From my collection.

Gone but not forgotten. This for B&O unit is history by all reports but nice in its fresh paint. Photo by Dave Petke. From my collection.

Still carrying number boards from its last owner (CSX) this bright paint job has been turned out at the K&T shops. When she gets traction motors somewhere down the road she'll be ready for work.... (more)

Basic shortline maintenance and corrosion control. No mistaking who used to own that first unit. The second one is interesting but I have no info. Photo by Jim Satterwhite. From my collection.

Doing some light switching.

A class act in whiskey country in the Bluegrass State. After running around their train the F-units are preparing to head back to Bardstown. The old distillery was still in use and its aging war... (more)

Smoot Grain. Photographer unknown. From my collection.

Coal, coal everywhere and a standard configuration of power prepares to depart down the former L&N to feed the hungry steam plants in the south. These must have looked great when clean which didn... (more)

Obviously ex BN but no discernible number. Could not find on a Nucor roster. Photo by Jim Satterwhite. From my collection.