Stanley Houghton - Miscellaneous Railway Pictures

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These pictures were all taken by Stanley Houghton

Alabama & Gulf Coast RR taken on October 2, 2006 at Mobile,Al Alabama & Gulf Coast RR taken on October 2, 2006 at Mobile,Al C N station in Island Pond VT taken in March 1987

Conrail Switcher parked on a CSX rail siding in Louisville,Ky CSX Local in Downtown Louisville,Ky on 11th St. going to Jefferson Smurfit Co. Oct-14-04 CSX local passing through Louisville Heading to New Albany,In 10-14-04

Indiana Railroad at Youngstown yard in Louisville,Ky March 2007 Louisville & Indiana RR at P&L yard dropping a string of empty hoppers March 2007 Louisville & Indiana RR at P&L yard In Louisville,Ky March 2007

Louisville & Indiana RR pushing hoppers into Consolidated Grain & Bardge in Louisville,Ky March 2007 Norfolk Southern at Buechel May 2006 Norfolk Southern local crossing Bells Ln. in Louisville,Ky heading to Riverport March 2007

Norfolk Southern local crossing Campground Rd. In Louisville,Ky January 2005 Paducah & Louisville RR Louisville Yard March 2007

R J Corman RR at River Rd. Yard In Louisville,Ky March 2007 RJ Corman Railroad Central Ky Line in Lexington,KY March 2005 RJ Corman Railroad local on the Central KY Line in Lexington,Ky March 2005

RJ Corman Railroad parked in Lexington,Ky March 2005 Union Pacific on the NS line heading to Louisville,Ky September 2004 Waiting for track to clear on CSX line to Cincinnati in Louisville,Ky March 2007

These are photos of R J Corman's QJ steam locomotive "Old Smokey" .This was its first run on May 24 2008 in the US. It came from China and purchased by RJ Corman Railroad.
It started at Louisville,Ky with six gondola cars loaded with sand from Nugent Sand Co. Passing through Shelbyville,Frankfort and stopping at Lexington,Ky.
My son Stanley took these pictures except the ones with him in it. I was taking videos with my camera.

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These pictures were all taken by Stanley Houghton

Alabama & Gulf Coast RR taken on October 2, 2006 at Mobile,Al	Alabama & Gulf Coast RR taken on October 2, 2006 at Mobile,Al	C N station in Island Pond VT taken in March 1987

Conrail Switcher parked on a CSX rail siding in Louisville,Ky	CSX Local in Downtown Louisville,Ky on 11th St. going to Jefferson Smurfit Co. Oct-14-04	CSX local passing through Louisville Heading to New Albany,In 10-14-04

Indiana Railroad at Youngstown yard in Louisville,Ky March 2007	Louisville & Indiana RR at P&L yard dropping a string of empty hoppers March 2007	Louisville & Indiana RR at P&L yard In Louisville,Ky March 2007

Louisville & Indiana RR pushing hoppers into Consolidated Grain & Bardge in Louisville,Ky March 2007	Norfolk Southern at Buechel May 2006	Norfolk Southern local crossing Bells Ln. in Louisville,Ky heading to Riverport March 2007

Norfolk Southern local crossing Campground Rd. In Louisville,Ky January 2005	Paducah & Louisville RR Louisville Yard March 2007

R J Corman RR at River Rd. Yard In Louisville,Ky March 2007	RJ Corman Railroad Central Ky Line in Lexington,KY March 2005	RJ Corman Railroad local on the Central KY Line in Lexington,Ky March 2005

RJ Corman Railroad parked in Lexington,Ky March 2005	Union Pacific on the NS line heading to Louisville,Ky September 2004	Waiting for track to clear on CSX line to Cincinnati in Louisville,Ky March 2007


These are photos of R J Corman's QJ steam locomotive "Old Smokey" .This was its first run on May 24 2008 in the US. It came from China and purchased by RJ Corman Railroad. It started at Louisville,Ky with six gondola cars loaded with sand from Nugent Sand Co. Passing through Shelbyville,Frankfort and stopping at Lexington,Ky. My son Stanley took these pictures except the ones with him in it. I was taking videos with my camera.

E-Mail any comments to Hank Suderman		E-Mail any comments to Stanley Houghton
Back to the Main Transportation Page		Back to the Trucks Page