L&N EMD E6(A) 771 and E8(A) 787 southbound with train 99 The "Pan-American" near Louisville, Kentucky. The Pan-American passenger train operated by the Louisville & Nashville from 1921... (more)

Louisville & Nashville SD40-2 3557 with Missouri Pacific GP15-1 no.1615 at Dolton, Illinois on June 07, 1983.

This Louisville & Nashville railway postal car (RPO) is like a time capsule. It sits inside at the museum at the Steamtown National Historic Site in Scranton, PA. All of the mail slots are still l... (more)

A trio of six-axle EMDs leads a Family Lines pig train north on the former C&EI. Tom Golden photo.

L&N 770 at the Kentucky Railway Museum. Tom Golden photo.

L&N 152 is seen leading a passenger special between Louisville and Lexington, KY. Tom Golden photo.

Louisville & Nashville EMD SD40-2's 3561, 3581 and 3569 at Mableton near Atlanta, Georgia.

Cumberland Furnace was a major producer of iron from the 1790's until its last gasp in 1942. The iron mines and furnaces here supplied much of the iron used by the US in the war of 1812. In ... (more)

L&N 4091 leads a manifest freight north through South Hammond on the former Monon line in 1973.

Louisville & Nashville GP7 391 heads up a short freight passing Thorton tower, south of Dolton, IL. The locomotive and the trackage are both former Chicago & Eastern Illinois property.

Louisville & Nashville trains 3 and 4, the Chicago-Danville Flyer, were inherited from the Chicago & Eastern Illinois when the L&N and MP split up the C&EI, and on this day the locomotive was ex-C... (more)

A privately owned Alco FA2, former Louisville & Nashville NO. 309, is undergoing a complete restoration to operation at SMS's Paulsboro facility in NJ. Fellow RP contributor, Ron Flanary, has a p... (more)

On September 21, 2017, the Lousiville & Nashville Historical Society held a night photo session with L&N No. 2132 in downtown Corbin, Kentucky. I was contracted to provide the lighting for the sho... (more)

Two Louisville & Nashville 3000-horsepower GE’s haul a coal train at Frankfort, Kentucky. I can’t identify the exact location using Google Maps, any additional information is requested.