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This group is for sharing and asking or answering questions on Florida's Railroad history. This forum will cover railroad history from the 1830's to the end of Seaboard Coast Line in 1984. We will cover Class One, shortline, terminal, port, traction, industrial, logging, phosphate mining and naval stores.

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Re: 1856 (or earlier) Baldwin in Georgia in 1922, JN Bray Lumb...
General was built by Rogers. ... From: relichuntr@... To: FlaRRHistory@yahoogroups.com; floridacitrusindustrymodeling@yahoogroups.com;
Posted - Mon Nov 2, 2009 11:46 pm
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Re: 1856 (or earlier) Baldwin in Georgia in 1922, JN Bray Lumb...
The General (#39) was a Rogers, the next engine (#40) the Cherokee, was a Baldwin built in 1856. Don Donald R. Hensley, Jr. 277 S Washington St Waynesburg. PA
Posted - Mon Nov 2, 2009 11:06 pm
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Re: 1856 (or earlier) Baldwin in Georgia in 1922, JN Bray Lumb...
No. 2 looks a lot like the General, which was W&A No. 3. I don't have a photo of the General handy to compare it to though. Can't recall offhand if the
Posted - Mon Nov 2, 2009 10:57 pm
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1856 (or earlier) Baldwin in Georgia in 1922, JN Bray Lumber Co. #2
This week on Tap Lines I have posted a Baldwin (circa 1915-1922) publicity photo of the the JN Bray Baldwin, an antebellum 4-4-0 that was reported to have been
Posted - Mon Nov 2, 2009 10:38 pm
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The Suwanee River Locomotive Photos on Tap Lines this week.
This week on Tap Lines I have posted photos of the the Luraville Engine, an ancient antebellum 4-4-0 that fell off a barge in 1906 and was rescued from the
Posted - Tue Oct 27, 2009 5:21 am
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