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Seaboard No. 259 train, c. 1960
Seaboard train car. Caption on postcard reads "Passenger and Baggage Car #259 - One of the cars for your Sunday afternoon ride on the Gold Coast Railroad at the University of Miami's South Campus, operated by the Miami Railroad Historical Society. Take U.S. Hiway (sic) #1 south to Rockdale, turn west and follow signs." -
Gold Coast Railroad train, c. 1975
Small train. Caption: "Gold Coast Railroad No. 838. The 'Ugly Duckling' is billed as the world's smallest standard gauge steam locomotive."Tags Railroad trains -
City of Bradenton train, c. 1960
Old wood burning locomotive at the entrance of Waterfront Park on 10th Street in Bradenton, Florida.Tags Railroad trains -
Gold Coast Railroad trains, c. 1975
Gold Coast Railroad locomotives No. 113 and 153.Tags Railroad trains -
Gold Coast Railroad Station, c. 1975
The Gold Coast Railroad Loisville Station, located just north of the Ft. Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport.Tags Railroad stations -
Gold Coast Railroad train No. 113, c. 1975
Railroad train on tracks. Caption: "Gold Coast Railroad No. 113, operates on Northside of Ft. Lauderdale - Hollywood International Airport, Florida, every Sunday afternoon."Tags Railroad trains -
Rambler train car at museum, c. 1970
Florida East Coast Railway train car. Caption: "The Henry Morrison Flagler Museum, Whitehall Way, Palm Beach, Florida. The Rambler - Mr. Flagler's first private railroad car was outshopped in 1886, used extensively by Mr. Flagler until his death in 1913. The Rambler was in the vanguard of the first train to Key West in 1912. Was restored 1966, and opened to the public February 4, 1967. Visitors to the Museum will find in the Railroad Exhibit a complete pictorial history of the Rambler, its days of splendor, of decay and its restoration." -
Train on Long Key Viaduct, c. 1930
Florida East Coast Railway train travels on railroad bridge. Caption: "The most beautiful viaduct consists of 100 semi-circular graceful arches, each 50 feet wide. It was one of the first great bridges to be built of concrete. At the north end of this viaduct is Long Key, where the famous fishing camp by that name is located." -
Train on Knights Key Bridge, c. 1930
Florida East Coast Railway train travels on railroad bridge. Caption: "Stretching almost seven miles across the open sea, this is the longest bridge in the F. E. C. Ry.'s Over-Sea Extension between the mainland of Florida and Key West. It consists of steel deck girders anchored on huge concrete piers. In this bridge there are 316 eighty-foot spans, 19 sixty-foot spans, finished off with 210 fifty-three foot concrete arches at the sound end." -
F. E. C. train crossed bridge in moonlight, 1912
Florida East Coast Railway train crosses one of the Key West Extension bridges with the moon overhead.