Basking in the early morning sun at the Kentucky Utilities Ghent plant situated on the Ohio River east of Carrollton, a small and presumably GE manufactured 45-tonner shows its age at the main ent... (more)

David & Goliath. KU 001, a GE 45 tonner is getting some PM at the Bluegrass Railroad Museum while the museums primary excursion power, N&W 675, a GP9 occupies the depot siding built by volunteers ... (more)

KU 001 is still operating for small jobs around the Bluegrass Railway Museum. The 45 ton chain drive loco spent her revenue life at various locations for Kentucky Utilities before being donated to... (more)

KU 001 waits on the main while members of the Bluegrass Railway Museum align the switch to the siding and remove a derail so 001 can pick a flatcar up from the siding and take it to Versailles.

KU 001, used originally at the KU Tyrone, KY plant, spent many years in service at the Green River plant before being donated to the Bluegrass Railway Museum. Now she's back within miles of her or... (more)