Trains, Trucks & Tractors returns to Southeastern Railway Museum this August
The Southeastern Railway Museum will showcase antique tractors and vehicles during the museum’s “Trains, Trucks & Tractors” special event this August. […]
The Southeastern Railway Museum will showcase antique tractors and vehicles during the museum’s “Trains, Trucks & Tractors” special event this August. […]
The Southeastern Railway Museum announced the winners of its annual photo competition. […]
The Southeastern Railway Museum in Duluth, Georgia, will celebrate its newest attraction when it opens a restored Park Train ride this Saturday, October 6, at 11:00 am. The Park Train dates to 1957, when it […]
August 29, 2007 For Immediate Release (Duluth, Ga.). The Southeastern Railway Museum is pleased to announce the donation of “General II,” Stone Mountain Railroad’s locomotive No. 104. Originally built in 1919 engine No. 104 for […]
January 29, 2006 For Immediate Release (Duluth, Ga.). The Southeastern Railway Museum announces that it has completed the acquisition of 3.8 acres adjoining the museum from Mr. James Elliott of Duluth. This acquisition is the […]
Jan 22, 2004 For Immediate Release (Duluth, Ga.). The Southeastern Railway Museum is pleased to announce the acquisition of Georgia Road Locomotive #1026.This EMD model GP7 locomotive served in the Atlanta area on the Georgia […]
This article first appeared in the Atlanta NRHS newsletter The “Hot Box,” in May, 1979. Its author, George Weber, served as The “Hot Box” editor for 30 years and holds a unique perspective on the […]
The Southeastern Railway Museum has been designated Georgia’s Official Transportation History Museum. The bill honoring the museum was passed during the 2000 legislative session and signed into law by Gov. Roy Barnes. Photo left to […]
Built in 1911, the Superb is the second oldest heavyweight private car in existence, and the oldest that is still as built by Pullman. […]
by Ruddy Ellis Visitors to the Southeastern Railway Museum frequently hear the roar of trains along the track between the museum and Buford Highway. Most folks probably know that this is the Norfolk-Southern main line […]
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