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  • ET&WNC Maps
    • ET&WNC Map and Timetable – 1922
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ET&WNC Maps

ET&WNC Map

ET&WNC Map and Timetable – 1922

ET&WNC Map and Timetable 1922

Map and Timetable from Johnson’s Depot at StateOfFranklin.net. Click here for their ET&WNC collection.

More information will be added about the ET&WNC Railroad in the days ahead. Please let me know if you have any edits that should be made or any content you are willing to share by utilizing the comment form below. Would enjoy hearing from you if you have similar interests in the ET&WNC, the region, or model railroading.

ET&WNC Sources & Resources

The following are excellent resources for those of you wanting to explore and learn more about the ET&WNC Railroad. These sources of information also serve as reference and historical materials for Appalachian-Railroads.org. Much of the content on the website is verified across multiple sources.

  • Archives:
    • Archives of Appalachia
  • Associations:
    • ET&WNC Railroad Historical Society and their Facebook Page
    • George L. Carter Railroad Historical Society (Johnson City Railroad Experience)
  • Personal Maps & Memorabilia: Documents, maps, timetables, and track charts
  • Books:
    • Ferrell: ‘Tweetsie Country’
    • Graybeal: ‘The Railroads of Johnson City’
    • Graybeal: ‘Along the ET&WNC’ Volumes 1-6
    • Poole: ‘History of Railroading in Western North Carolina’
    • Scheer & Black: ‘Tweetsie: The Blue Ridge Steamwinder’
    • Sulzer: ‘Ghost Railroads of Tennessee’
  • Newspaper Articles: Newspapers.com
  • Magazines/Online: ‘Trains‘, ‘Classic Trains‘
  • Websites:
    • Carolana.com
    • CarterCountyHistory.com
    • StateOfFranklin.net which hosts Johnson’s Depot
    • SteamLocomotive.com

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