The Hummingbird was an all-coach train that was primarily known for its Cincinnati-New Orleans route. But this train was unusual in that it had multiple segments, including connection to Chicago (over C&EI) and Memphis (splitting at Bowling Green). Here it is preparing to leave Louisville in the late 1950s.
A colorful and diverse group of railroads operated passenger trains in the South that ranged from speedy limiteds like the Panama Limited and Silver Meteor to regional and branchline services.
