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| Blake Donnelly posted |
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| West Florida Railroad Museum posted 1959 map highlighting L&N, Atlantic Coast, & Clinchfield Railroad lines Daniel Cassidy: What's interesting about this map is that Atlantic Coast Line controlled this entire system. ACL had a controlling interest in Louisville & Nashville (and Monon) and Clinchfield. After the ACL merged Seaboard Air Line becoming Seaboard Coast Line the whole system became a part of "Family Lines". Matthew Cole: Black and slightly less black. That’s not confusing at all. [In fact, they look the same on my monitors.] |
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| Craig Myers posted From a Railway Progress Magazine in 1955. [Several comments point out errors and omissions in this map.] |
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| Jerry L. Fox commented on Craig's post In 1926 C&EI signed a run-thru agreement with the L&N and NC&StL and called it The Dixie Route to Atlanta. |




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