AMERICA'S STREAMLINERS

CENTRAL OF GEORGIA

(POST WW II)

Operated streamliners on two routes out of Atlanta. And well into the 1950's, possibly the 1960's, Central of Georgia timetables for streamliners carried the notation "Seats for white passengers reserved." Fortunately, times have changed in some aspects of society.

Central of Georgia also participated with several other railroads in operation of the City Of Miami, between Chicago and Miami.

Only streamlined trains and the most important stations are shown.



MAN O' WAR
(required 1 set)

#17       #19       December 1, 1947  #20       #18
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 7:30 am   3:15 pm  Columbus GA        2:10 pm  10:10 pm
10:20 am   6:15 pm  Atlanta           11:10 am   7:10 pm
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(all cars built by Budd in 1947)

Baggage Coach               Fort Mitchell
54 Seat Coach               Fort Oglethorpe
54 Seat Coach               Fort McPherson
Tavern Observation          Fort Benning

NANCY HANKS II
(required 1 set)

#108      December 1, 1947  #107
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 6:00 pm  Atlanta            1:40 pm
 8:10 pm  Macon             11:35 am
11:40 pm  Savannah           8:10 am
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(all cars built by ACF in 1947)

Baggage Coach               390
68 Seat Divided Coach       540-543 (1 from series)
56 Seat Coach               660
Grill Lounge                690