Nashville & Eastern NE03 in Mount Juliet led by the last N&E green painted engine on the roster - 8531 has since been repainted in RJ Corman colors

Fall colors are beginning to show as a wine tasting special heads east across this beautiful stretch of ex-L&N rails.

#819 now features its L&N lettering, leading one of their popular wine tasting excursions back to Nashville from Watertown passing the fall colors starting to pop. The three F-units are all of B&... (more)

Tennessee Central Railway Museum's "Fall Yard Sale" excursion train is 16 miles out of downtown Nashville, approaching Mount Juliet, Tennessee, with their L&N Geep-B-B-A consist and 15 m... (more)

Tennessee Central Railway Museum's "Fall Yard Sale" excursion train is 16 miles away from downtown Nashville as it leaves Mount Juliet, Tennessee, with their A-B-B-geep consist and 15 ma... (more)

For 20 years (yes!) I have watched the progress on the repaint and rehab of this locomotive in Nashville. 20 years. And today, right after Thanksgiving on a sold-out round trip to Watertown, it ... (more)

An eastbound TCRM excursion bound for Watertown makes track speed approaching Mount Juliet station on a beautiful fall morning.

Music City Star train 155 approaches its station stop in Mt. Juliet. This is the last Star train of the morning, heading from Nashville to Lebanon, where it will tie up until afternoon.

Tennessee Central Railway Museum’s former Louisville & Nashville GP7 405 leads a Murder Mystery Train to Watertown, TN.

Former L&N GP7 405 has been returned to it as delivered paint scheme by the Tennessee Central Railway Museum. The 405 made its debut leading the L&N Historical Society convention train to Lebanon... (more)

Nashville & Eastern’s recently painted B39-8 along with the Tennessee Central Railway Museum’s 2 F7B’s and E8 pull the Cookeville Excursion Train back to Nashville.

Westbound Music City Star train led by former Amtrak F40PH #121 near Mt. Juliet, TN.

The first inbound train of the afternoon continues west to Nashville after a stop at Mt. Juliet.

The first inbound train of the afternoon makes a quick stop at Mt. Juliet before continuing on west to Nashville.

The last morning run of the day cruises past the colorful fall foliage.