LOUISVILLE, Monday, April 29. The Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company advertise that no more through freight will be received at their depot until further notice. Advertisement ...

Wood-burning locomotives later replaced the horses. By the 1850s, the Louisville and Nashville Railroad had been chartered, making it Kentucky’s first interstate standard carrier railroad ...

Some of those who died had collapsed at their homes, but one man was found dead on the job, inside the cab of a Louisville & Nashville Railroad train. Farms across the state experienced ...

The Federal Railroad Administration included Louisville and Nashville in its 40-year Midwest Regional Rail Plan. State transportation officials have identified freight rail infrastructure ...

In 1914, the Louisville and Nashville Railroad (L&N) needed a reliable water source for their steam locomotives and livestock pens, so they dammed Otter Creek to create the 85-acre lake seen today.

The 120-year-old building, once a hub for the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, first transformed into a hotel in 1986. Southwest Value Partners purchased the hotel — rebranded as The Union ...