at the Historic Bodiford House
Traveling as a passenger or in a pullman car was a way to get to and from destinations one would not normally travel on horseback, buggy or early automobiles. Sometimes it was easier as well as faster. According to The Green Light Newsletter published by The Southern Railway Historical Association, Inc. in July-August 1990: If […]
Railroad lanterns that were used by the Railroad had various uses and meanings. Some lanterns had different colored glass globes which had different meanings. They were used as signals and messages by all the railroad personnel. Caboose lantern (kerosene) with shade hung inside the Caboose Car for light. It is made to swing or sway […]
The Southern Railroad and the Seaboard Railroads came to Powder Springs in 1882 and 1905. In doing so, they put Powder Springs on the map and brought prosperity, opportunities and jobs for her residences. However, they also brought accidents and tragedy as well. These articles are from various newspapers of the day. Researched (in 2018) […]