If you are here because of "Chicago, IL: BNSF/SantaFe's Corwith Yard," then you need to go there.
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| Street View, Jun 2023 |
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| 1 of 24 photos posted by West Florida Railroad Museum when it snowed in Florida on Jun 21, 2025 Paul James Pritchard shared Milton, FL (West Florida Railroad Museum) experiencing unusual weather conditions. Dennis DeBruler shared This museum is in Milton, FL. I saw about 3" of snow on their flatcar in a closeup photo of that car. I wonder if the local hardware stores even sell snowshovels. |
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| Andrew Waldo posted Milton, Florida: Water Station – Tank and Pump House, Louisville & Nashville Railroad. When this photograph of L&N’s Water Station at Milton, Florida was taken on 14 February 1917, the tank was about 17 years old and the Pump House only 2 years old. Various structural and mechanical components of both had had major maintenance work between 1900 and 1917. Credit: National Archives & Records Administration, ICC Engineering Field Notes, Louisville & Nashville Railroad, Florida. Digital Image Collection of Andrew Waldo. All photos and Documents from these records were hand-scanned at the Archives from the originals by, and are in the Digital Image Collection of, Andrew Waldo. For high-resolution scans in archival .tif format, PM me. Tony Howe: Valuation map shows this tank at sta 3334+11 (not far west of the depot) was replaced by a new tank at sta 3328+15 (596 west of original location) on 11-30-1926 |
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| 1943/43 Milton Quad @ 62,500 |
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| Jamie, Aug 2021 |
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| 1 of 24 photos posted by West Florida Railroad Museum |
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| Thomas Lewandowski, Jun 2023 |
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| George Hill, Jun 20222 |
Update: The Jan 23 Chicago Tribune had an article about a storm that dumped snow from Houston to North Carolina. Of note: "A whopping 9.9 inches of snow fell near the small town of Milton, Florida, which would smash the all-time Florida state record for snowfall from 1954, if confirmed."
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