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At sunset, Montana Rail Link F45 No. 391 leads ML (Missoula to Laurel manifest) up the grade of Winston Hill east of Helena at Louisville, Montana, on September 2, 2003. Smoke from western wildfires enhances the golden colors of a low setting sun in Big Sky Country.
A pair of Louisville & Nashville U-boats occupies the track behind the engine house in Corbin, Kentucky. U30C 1570 is in Family Lines paint, while U23B 2709 is pure L&N.
Belle of Louisville paddle steamer at dock, shot this on film in the early 70's when lived just a few blocks from the dock, impressive at the time, found in Kentucky.
The L&N 4118, the CSX 2625, leads L412 north through Tunnel 2 on the Louisville & Nashville's original main line.
I'm feeling a little nostalgic because I haven't visited River City for a while. These are Louisville's lights from a trip I took last summer. The lights for most of the Second Street Bridge that crosses the Ohio River from Kentucky to Indiana were turned off because of renovation work. At night, the bridge would shut down to traffic.
I like how I can take a photo of Louisville's waterfront on one night and come back another to see a totally different scene. This is the Kentucky waterfront as seen from the Indiana side of the Ohio River. These days I do not leave Kentucky.
Montana Rail Link's Local 840-28 (Helena Local) slows, as the crew prepares to make a meet at Louisville.
If memory serves correct, the first west bound had engine issues and as a result the local got held in the siding until after dark.
Montana Rail Link
Train: 840-28
12/28/2023
Louisville, Montana
MRL 2nd Subdivision
EB MRL train ML is passing the searchlights and going into Louisville Siding. This was shot a year ago today. I hope to get back out there soon.
Paducah & Louisville RS1L pauses briefly while switching at the south end of Oak Street Yard. Lead unit 4512 is a former CSX SD70MAC, while trailing unit 4120 is a former UP SD70M.
Louisville, KY - March 21, 2025.
The Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory in Louisville, Kentucky. The bat is 120 feet tall and weighs in at 68,000 lbs.
My first significant road trip in over a year. Ten day and just under 3800 miles. One of my first stops was the Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory.
Canon T70 - Kodak Portra 400 - Louisville, Kentucky - This is not a lake, it's River Road and Champions Park. The Ohio River flooded parts of Louisville two years in a row. Both floods happened in February.
Installed outside Omni Louisville Hotel, in Post Office Alley, 450 S 2nd Street, Louisville Kentucky 40202
With the cancellation of the Minor League Baseball season, I thought I'd post an image of a really cool minor league park.
Home of the Louisville Bats
Although I do not live in Louisville, or Kentucky for that matter - I did coach a youth team which we named after the Bats - and won a championship - many fond memories of that team - and getting a chance to see this stadium was pretty cool.
There also is a really good brew pub at the field - "Against The Grain", which of course I visited shortly after taking this picture - great brews there. Sadly they just announced they are closing indefinitely due to Covid.
Hauck's Handy Store, in Louisville's Schnitzelburg neighborhood, first opened in 1912, and closed in 2019. The business was purchased this year with plans to restore and retain many aspects of the interior and exterior, but turn the place into a restaurant.
When I drove by a couple of months ago, I saw that some of the vinyl siding had been removed, exposing a beautiful old hand-painted sign. I hope it will be preserved and left exposed.
Offhand, I can think of three other hand-painted signs I've photographed that were exposed after decades of hiding. One in Toledo, one in East Lansing, Michigan, and one in Detroit.
Another shot shows the impressive paint scheme chosen by the Louisville & Indiana to replace the previous green and yellow combination. This power pair is running around its train at Sellersburg, Indiana, to then head back south to Jeffersonville.