Current Search: Florida East Coast Railway Company (x)
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Dining Car Interior.
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Florida East Coast Railway Company
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The interior of a Florida East Coast Railway dining car.
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fgcu_tr_0436
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Image (JPEG2000)
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Bi-Planes Over Florida East Coast Flagler Streamlined Train.
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Florida East Coast Railway Company
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Bi-planes discharge smoke trails over Florida East Coast Railway's "Henry M. Flagler" streamlined train.
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fgcu_tr_0465
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Image (JPEG2000)
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"Florida East Coast Railway Streamliner Enroute through the Land of Palms".
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Florida East Coast Railway Company
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The Henry M. Flagler streamliner. Caption on the back states "Fastest in the Southeast: Operating between Jacksonville nad Miami, daily, on a schedule of just 5 hours and 59 minutes, the Florida East Coast Railway's streamliner, the "Henry M. Flagler" is the fastest train in the Southeast."
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fgcu_tr_0424
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Image (JPEG2000)
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Florida East Coast Railway Map.
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Florida East Coast Railway Company
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Map of the Florida East Coast Railway and the West Indies, which was created before the completion of the Key West Extension in 1912.
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fgcu_tr_0428
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Image (JPEG2000)
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Knights Key Bridge.
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Florida East Coast Railway Company
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Florida East Coast locomotive going over the Knights Key Bridge. This bridge, constructed as one of four parts of a much longer bridge (which would become the Old Seven Mile Bridge), was constructed by Henry Flagler between 1909 and 1912, as part of the Overseas Railroad. After a hurricane damaged the railroad in 1935, the US government converted the bridge for automobile use.
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fgcu_tr_0439
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Image (JPEG2000)
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Florida East Coast Railway Passenger Train Schedules: 1928.
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Florida East Coast Railway Company
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Cover of the Florida East Coast Railway Passenger Train Schedule, effective January 3, 1928.
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Identifier
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fgcu_tr_0474
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Image (JPEG2000)
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Diesel Train Flagler Hollywood.
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Creator
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Florida East Coast Railway Company
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Florida East Coast Railway engine at the station in Hollywood, Florida.
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fgcu_tr_0418
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Image (JPEG2000)
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Postcard of Florida East Coast Railway Bridges.
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Creator
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Florida East Coast Railway Company
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Postcard with an image of the Jacksonville and Florida East Coast Railroad bridges in Jacksonville, Florida.
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fgcu_tr_0434
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Image (JPEG2000)
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Miami Train Station.
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Florida East Coast Railway Company
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Train station in Miami.
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fgcu_tr_0472
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Image (JPEG2000)
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Freight Carts at Miami Station.
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Florida East Coast Railway Company
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Baggage waiting to be loaded onto train cars at Florida East Coast's Miami station, circa 1927.
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fgcu_tr_0433
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Image (JPEG2000)
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Miami's First Train Station.
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Creator
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Florida East Coast Railway Company
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Two men stand in front of Miami's first train station, located at Sixth Street and Biscayne Boulevard.
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fgcu_tr_0431
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Image (JPEG2000)
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Building the Double-Track Drawbridge over the St. Johns River.
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Creator
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Florida East Coast Railway Company
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Construction of the double-track drawbridge over St. Johns River at Jacksonville. This was one of the Florida East Coast Railway's "Boom Era" projects.
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fgcu_tr_0437
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Image (JPEG2000)
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"Away to the Magic of the Gulf Stream".
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Creator
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Florida East Coast Railway
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fgcu_tr_0007
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Document (PDF)
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The Champion at the Station.
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Creator
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Florida East Coast Railway Company
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One of the Florida East Coast Railway's diesel engines, "The Champion," at a passenger station.
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fgcu_tr_0419
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Image (JPEG2000)
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Flagler System Railroad Officials.
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Florida East Coast Railway Company
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Seven Flagler system railroad officials pose near a railcar.
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fgcu_tr_0441
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Image (JPEG2000)
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Royal Poinciana Hotel.
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Creator
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Florida East Coast Railway Company
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Patrons in front of the ritzy Royal Poinciana Hotel.
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fgcu_tr_0429
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Image (JPEG2000)
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Jacksonville Union Terminal: Arial View.
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Creator
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Florida East Coast Railway Company
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Jacksonville Union Terminal serviced 26 tracks, and was considered the "gateway to Florida."
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fgcu_tr_0544
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Image (JPEG2000)
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Jacksonville Union Terminal.
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Creator
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Florida East Coast Railway Company
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Jacksonville Terminal. Jacksonville was the primary entry into Florida through railway, and the Union Terminal served those coming and going by rail until 1974. The building was originally opened in 1919.
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fgcu_tr_0542
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Image (JPEG2000)
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Inside Jacksonville Union Terminal: Colored Waiting Room.
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Creator
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Florida East Coast Railway Company
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Jacksonville Union Terminal was built during the era of the Jim Crow Laws, therefore it had segregated waiting rooms. In the 1960s, waiting rooms were integrated. This photo shows the colored waiting room.
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fgcu_tr_0545
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Image (JPEG2000)
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Jacksonville Union Terminal with Train.
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Creator
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Florida East Coast Railway Company
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Jacksonville Union Terminal served hundreds of people each day during its peak. Opened in 1919, it closed in 1974.
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fgcu_tr_0543
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Image (JPEG2000)
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