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Our beloved little “park train” is part of our series highlighting the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation’s Places in Peril. In our case, it’s some of our equipment, not the museum. The Trust’s program encourages […]
Looking like it’s factory new, this unique car is part 9 of our series highlighting the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation’s Places in Peril program. In our case it’s some of our equipment, not […]
Looking like it’s still in service, this caboose is part 8 of our series highlighting the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation’s Places in Peril program. In our case it’s some of our equipment, not the […]
This 105-year-old Pullman coach is part 7 of our series highlighting the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation’s Places in Peril program. It exemplifies what can be accomplished when something needs a little work. The Trust […]
This 95-year-old Seaboard car is part 6 of our series highlighting the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation’s Places in Peril program. It exemplifies what can be accomplished when something needs a little work. The program highlights […]
This old Southern Railway baggage car is part 5 of our series highlighting the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation’s Places in Peril program. The annual listing seeks to identify and preserve historic sites, or in our […]
Southern Railway Dining Car 3168 is part 4 of our partnership in the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation’s Places in Peril program, which seeks to identify and preserve historic sites, or in our case, equipment, […]
Part 3 of our ongoing participation in the Georgia Trust’s Places in Peril program seeking to identify and preserve historic sites, or in our case, equipment, threatened by time and Georgia’s weather. The program in […]
This is Part 2 of our ongoing participation in the Georgia Trust’s Places in Peril program seeking to identify and preserve historic sites, or in our case, equipment, threatened by time, Georgia’s weather, lack of maintenance […]
Photographer, Museum docent, and Thursday’s Duluth, Southern & Coastline RR engineer, Stan Susky, donated a collection of framed prints to us for the recent surplus sale. Well — to be honest — we kept them […]
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