Depot: (
Satellite)
Southern Turntable: (
Satellite)
SAL Depot
I tried different views, but I could not read what was on the marker in any of the views.
Tom Weber
posted two photos with the comment:
Seaboard Air Line Railway Depot in Elberton is an historic depot built in 1910.
The passenger station served the Seaboard Air Line’s “Silver Comet” which was finally discontinued in 1969.
The building was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1986.
Southern Railway X622 is a short-body bay-window caboose currently on display in Elberton, Georgia next to the historic Elberton depot along an active CSX line.
Davis Paul: Does anyone know if Southern ever served Elberton .. maybe off the Lula branch?
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Dennis DeBruler commented on Davis' comment
A topo map shows that Southern went along the north side of SAL to a turntable just west of Oliver Street. 1958 Elberton Quad @ 62,500. |
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Gary Miller commented on Tom's post
The sister station is located in Richland, GA ! |
Granite Museum
Note the spire next to the building to the right of the power pole.
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I not only saw blocks of granite in storage lots around town, but I also saw this one on the move.
Dixie Granite sells wholesale granite for monuments.
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