[gfmucci]

As a soon to be resident of TV and a Railfan, I'm looking forward to photographing some of the old rail yards, rolling stock and engines that still adorn the many sidings in Wildwood.

I anticipate in the next decade of so, as part of Wildwood's vision for preserving its heritage, that railroading will be a part of what is preserved in some fashion.

[pwdasher]

gfmucci,
You mentioned you are a railfan, when you move to TV, you won't want to miss the Folkston Funnel, located in Folkston, GA . Just 3 hours north on 301 /US 1, another rail town and a gathering spot for railfans. Another small town, that's been put by the wayside, since the interstate came through.

[gfmucci]

Why the post at the top was moved from the Wildwood thread where I originally posted it is a head scratcher.* It was intended as a positive support for the town and fit in with the other Wildwood posts.

[chuckinca]

For railroad fans vacationing in the West:

http://www.wplives.org/WPRM_Home/Run...ocomotive.html

http://www.csrmf.org/default.asp



(my grandpa retired from the Milwaukee Road)

[gfmucci]

Anyone know a source for Wildwood railroad history?

[drr47]

Try the Wildwood Historical Society, I'm not sure who in charge now but contact Jim Stevens (city manager) at the city hall. He has been an active member