SAM Shortline Railroad

Presidential Flyer

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farm_inset Riding in air-conditioned 1949 vintage train cars, you will travel from Georgia Veterans State Park, across Lake Blackshear to Plains, Archery, and back. Explore President Jimmy Carter's boyhood farm, go shopping and sample peanut butter treats.

SAM Shortline Railroad

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station list / collection

178Veterans State Park

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Click to see the Veterans State Park depot plotted on a Google Maps page

tag_pinLake Blackshear

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Lake Blackshear map / web

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Lake Blackshear, Ga / Aug 2019 / RWH

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180Cobb

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Click to see the Pecan Road crossing plotted on a Google Maps page

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Cobb, Ga / Aug 2019 / RWH

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Click to see the Styles Robinson Road crossing plotted on a Google Maps page

tag_list Presidential Flyer consist - August 18, 2019

Heart of Georgia #2124

  • builder:Electro Motive Division
  • model:GP38-2
  • type:B-B road switcher
  • built:Aug 1973, EMD #72745-5
  • series:2222 produced 1972-86
  • engine:EMD 645E (16 cyl, 2000 hp)
  • notes:
  • blt Southern Railway #5063
    to Norfolk Southern #5063
    to Heart of Georgia #2124
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    Heart of Georgia #2129

  • builder:Electro Motive Division
  • model:GP38-2
  • type:B-B road switcher
  • built:Feb 1972, EMD #7362-16
  • series:2222 produced 1972-86
  • engine:EMD 645E (16 cyl, 2000 hp)
  • notes:
  • blt Southern Railway #5025
    to Norfolk Southern #5025
    to Heart of Georgia #2129
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    See also our Heart of Georgia shortline scrapbook for more HOG locomotives

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    along Highway 280 / Cobb, Ga / Aug 2019 / RWH

    185De Soto

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    Click to see the Pryor Road crossing plotted on a Google Maps page

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    Click to see the Standard Elevator Road crossing plotted on a Google Maps page

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    DeSoto, Ga / Aug 2019 / RWH

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    DeSoto, Ga / Aug 2019 / RWH

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    Click to see the Luke Street crossing plotted on a Google Maps page

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    DeSoto, Ga / Aug 2019 / RWH

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    DeSoto, Ga / Aug 2019 / RWH

    Leslie

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    leslie_logo Leslie was incorporated in 1892. The town was given its name from a Victorian lady named Leslie Bailey. Today, the town still looks much the same as when she strolled the dogwood lined streets and well­kept white houses over a century ago. A large part of Leslie belongs to the agribusiness sector of Sumter County. Rolling farmland and rumbling tractors harvesting different produce throughout the year is the common sight driving through this part of Sumter County. Leslie is home to the Antique Dogwood Festival each year in April. The festival, held in the town's civic center, brings antique dealers from across the state. A variety of antique merchandise from coin collections and Civil War memorabilia to furniture can be purchased at this annual festival.

    Explore Georgia

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    Click to see this Seaboard Street location plotted on a Google Maps page

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    Leslie, Ga / Aug 2019 / RWH

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    Click to see the Neon Bass Road crossing plotted on a Google Maps page

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    Leslie, Ga / Aug 2019 / RWH

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    Leslie, Ga / Aug 2019 / RWH

    Americus

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    Huntington, Ga / Aug 2019 / RWH

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    Click to see the Huntington crossing plotted on a Google Maps page

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    Huntington, Ga / Aug 2019 / RWH

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    Huntington, Ga / Aug 2019 / RWH

    tag_ellaExtra Board

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    See also Ella's complete Extra Board image collection in Lagniappe

    Video

    Aug 2019 / ETH

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    This page was updated on 2022-10-03