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Page Contents

  • Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Passenger Timetable
    • SCL’s first timetable – July 1, 1967
      • Welcome to the new SCL
      • SCL’s eight great streamliners
      • Silver Star and Silver Meteor
      • East Coast Champion and West Coast Champion
      • Champion and Silver Comet
      • Palmland and Sunland
      • Gulf Coast Special and Everglades
      • Palmetto, Tidewater and Champion
      • City of Miami and South Wind
      • Gulf Wind
    • SCL Passenger Route Map
  • Bibliography and Additional Reading on the Atlantic and Seaboard Lines
  • 3Cs Websites

Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Passenger Timetable

For decades, the Atlantic Coast Line and the Seaboard Air Line battled fearlessly for carrier-of-choice crown along the southeastern seaboard, as well as though traveling from New York to Washington to Florida. On July 1, 1967, all of that competitive spirit turned to collaboration when the two railroads merged. The following is the first timetable on the day of the merger, showing collectively the famous trains of both railroads, now operating as a singular transportation service.

SCL’s first timetable – July 1, 1967

SCL Timetable

Welcome to the new SCL

SCL Timetable

SCL’s eight great streamliners

SCL Timetable

Silver Star and Silver Meteor

SCL Silver Star and Silver Meteor

East Coast Champion and West Coast Champion

SCL East Coast Champion and West Coast Champion

Champion and Silver Comet

SCL Champion and Silver Comet

Palmland and Sunland

SCL Palmland and Sunland

Gulf Coast Special and Everglades

SCL Gulf Coast Special and Everglades

Palmetto, Tidewater and Champion

SCL Palmetto, Tidewater and Champion

City of Miami and South Wind

SCL Seminole and Dixie Flyer

Gulf Wind

SCL Gulf Wind

SCL Passenger Route Map

SCL Passenger Route Map
SCL Passenger Route Map

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Bibliography and Additional Reading on the Atlantic and Seaboard Lines

  • Personal Maps & Memorabilia: Documents, maps, timetables, and track charts
  • Newspaper Articles: Newspapers.com
  • Magazines/Online: ‘Trains‘, ‘Classic Trains‘
  • Books:
    • Calloway, Warren L. Atlantic Coast Line: The Diesel Years. Halifax: Withers Publishing, 2008.
    • Calloway, Warren L., and Paul K. Withers. Seaboard Motive Power. Halifax: Withers Publishing, 1988.
    • Carleton, Paul. Locomotives of the Seaboard System: Railroad of the South. Dunnellon: D. Carleton Railbooks, 1987.
    • Faulk, Paul. Atlantic Coast Line Color Guide to Freight and Passenger Equipment. Scotch Plains: Morning Sun Books, 2003.
    • Goff, Ernest R., and Larry Goolsby. CSX Diesel Locomotives in Color. Lynchburg: TLC Publishing, 2000.
    • Goolsby, Larry. Atlantic Coast Line Passenger Service: The Postwar Years. Lynchburg: TLC Publishing, 1999.
    • Goolsby, Larry. Seaboard Air Line Passenger Service: The Streamlined Era. Lynchburg: TLC Publishing, 2011.
    • Griffin, William E., Jr. Atlantic Coast Line: The Standard Railroad of the South. Lynchburg: TLC Publishing, 2001.
    • Griffin, William E., Jr. Seaboard Air Line Railway: The Route of Courteous Service. Lynchburg: TLC Publishing, 1999.
    • Griffin, William E., Jr. Seaboard Coast Line & Family Lines Railroad 1967–1986. Lynchburg: TLC Publishing, 2004.
    • Griffin, William E., Jr. Seaboard Coast Line Railroad: All Lines North of Raleigh. Lynchburg: TLC Publishing, 2007.
    • Johnson, Robert Wayne. Through the Heart of the South: The Seaboard Air Line Railroad Story. San Jose: Boston Mills Press, 1995.
    • Nuckles, Douglas B. Seaboard Coast Line Railroad. Lynchburg: TLC Publishing, 1995.
    • Prince, Richard E. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad: Steam Locomotives, Ships, and History. Green River, WY: R.E. Prince, 1966 (Reprinted by Indiana University Press, 2000).
    • Prince, Richard E. Seaboard Air Line Railway: Steam Boats, Locomotives, and History. Green River, WY: R.E. Prince, 1969 (Reprinted by Indiana University Press, 2000).
    • Solomon, Brian. CSX. St. Paul: MBI Publishing Company, 2005.
    • Stout, Greg. Seaboard Coast Line Through Passenger Service in Color. Scotch Plains: Morning Sun Books, 2019.
  • Websites:
    • Carolana.com – North Carolina Railroads, South Carolina Railroads
    • TheDieselShop.us
    • SteamLocomotive.com
    • Wikipedia.org

3Cs Websites

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