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Passenger Trains of the 1960s
the Sundown. In "Last Day at Memphis" KSC Florida Special, L&N #98, Memphis Union Station Switching, L&N #101, Southern #35. All Color! Passenger Trains of the 60s Volume 2 Covers L&N #63, Pan American /Gulf Wind, Crescent, Hummingbird, Southerner, Pelican, City of NO Panama Limited, Southern Belle, Sunset. Trains of Atlanta. Here you'll view trains on the Georgia Railroad...Man O'war, Nancy Hanks, GA. RR #1, #108, Athens Branch mixed, Washington Branch mixed, Macon Branch mixed... L&N...# ...
The Amtrak Crescent #19 With GARR 300 Private Car & Awesome Crew!!! 04-05-09©
The Amtrak Crescent #19 with the Awesome Crew & Georgia Railroad #300 Private Car!!! P-42DC's 207 & 12 The Georgia 300 is a privately-owned railroad car, owned by John H. Jack Heard based in Florida... Georgia 300, is a classic looking heavyweight observation car from the golden era of rail travel that was built by the Pullman Standard Co. shops in 1930. Sporting a Packard blue with silver striping livery, the train car operated as a lounge car named the General Polk on the New Orleans-New ...
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