“Now boarding the midnight train to nowhere” while not a mainline station like Atlanta or Macon, Milledgeville was still served by the old Central of Georgia Railroad and Georgia Railroad and ... (more)

The"Nancy Hawks" was a popular Central of Georgia and later Southern Railway passenger train in Georgia. Running a distance of 294 miles between Atlanta and Savannah. It was named after a race... (more)

Central of Georgia Class C-3 Consolidation sits outside the former Central of Georgia roundhouse, now home to the Georgia State Railroad Museum.

Just guessing, I'd say the C of G Es were off the SB Seminole while the IC unit is the NB Seminole or the City of Miami. I don't remember but it appears to be winter. That is a great old coaling... (more)

CofG E7(A) 801 with GP7 106 at Terminal Station, Atlanta, Georgia on October 19, 1961. Atlanta's Terminal Station served the Atlanta & West Point, Central of Georgia, Nashville, Chattanooga & S... (more)

A Westbound Central of Georgia Railway freight train no. 29 passes West Opelika signal in March of 1954. Photo by J. Parker Lamb.

Central of Georgia F3(A) 904 with two GP7's on this southbound freight at Hapeville near Atlanta, Georgia on May 10, 1953. Photo by Ronald Sharpless, from my collection. ... (more)

Central of Georgia Also RS-3 109 sits at the Soule Shop in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

THE SEMINOLE arrives in Effingham on a cold morning behind a GofG E8 and two IC E9A units. It is crossing the Pennsylvania Railroad's Panhandle Line here and the Pennsy's position light signals ca... (more)

It's May 15, 1962, and train number 53, the southbound City of Miami, is at the Atlantic Coast Line depot in Tifton, Georgia, led by Central of Georgia E8 #812, in Illinois Central colors. Having ... (more)

Central of Georgia EMD SD35 Road Nos. 215-224, built 1/66

The former Central of Georgia depot in Forsyth, Georgia is now a museum, and is located next to the Norfolk Southern main line.

What could be the "Seminole", bound for Jacksonville from Chicago, passes the northbound "City of New Orleans" somewhere around central Illinois in the 1960's...but in reality was a photo shoot in... (more)

Freshly painted CofG 390 poses for the camera at TVRM.

With a blizzard like this, it's a sure thing that local groceries have sold-out all bottled water, milk, bread, etc to panicked residents hoping to somehow make it through this trial.