La Grange Railroad Webcam

La Grange Railroad

La Grange, Kentucky, established in the early 19th century, is named after the estate of French hero Marquis de Lafayette and grew around the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. The town has several buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places, including the 1878 Oldham County Courthouse. With a population of about 9,000, La Grange has experienced steady growth and celebrates its history through events like Oldham County Day.

Railfans will love the live webcam in La Grange, Kentucky, where massive CSX freight trains roll straight down the middle of Main Street. Positioned at Main Street and First Avenue, this cam offers a front-row view as trains pass just feet from buildings and people, creating an exciting rail-watching experience. With sound included, you can hear the powerful locomotives, rumbling freight cars, and echoing horns as they make their way through town. The line sees a variety of CSX traffic, including intermodal, mixed freight, autoracks, and coal trains, with the occasional maintenance-of-way equipment or special rail movements adding to the action.