Louisville & Nashville Railroad

Historical Society


Welcome


The Louisville & Nashville Railroad Historical Society was organized in 1982 for the purpose of collecting, organizing, preserving, and sharing information and material relating to the L&N, its predecessors and its successors. At its zenith, the L&N was a 6,000-mile railroad system that served 13 states. The railroad was economically strong throughout its lifetime, operating both freight and passenger trains in a manner that earned it the nickname, The Old Reliable.  The society is a non-profit educational organization, incorporated in the Commonwealth of Kentucky, and functions strictly with volunteer members serving as officers.

What's New?


A list of L&N reference material has been added to the archives.

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Society News


The 2009 Convention was held in Chattanooga, Tennessee in September.  Click on this link for a report and photos!


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