Jacksonville Terminal Co. SW900 number 37 was switching a couple of mail-and-express cars, while the northbound CITY OF MIAMI paused in the station on its way from Miami to Chicago. The advent of Amtrak just a few months later ended the need for this big station, so the remaining passenger trains moved out on 3 January 1974. Number 37 was sold to the Seaboard Coast Line as their 232. |
Date:
12/27/1970 |
Location:
Jacksonville, FL Map  |
Views:
512 |
Collection Of:

Michael Palmieri |
Locomotives: |
Author: JAMES H. SELZER, JR. photo
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Picture Categories: Station,Passenger |
This picture is part of album: JAMES SELZER |