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Seaboard System Railroad Maps

Map Credit: SBD, Personal Collection

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Seaboard System Railroad

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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

Appalachian-Railroads.org | Clinchfield.org | Southern-Railroads.org

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