Railroad Depots of Central Florida

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The historical significance of railroads in Central Florida is explored, highlighting their expansion post-Civil War and their peak in 1929, which fostered community growth. Local depots became central to towns, serving as vital transportation hubs. The book covers the region from Levy to Brevard Counties, showcasing depots from major rail lines like the Atlantic Coast Line and Seaboard Air Line. Accompanied by photographs sourced from historical groups and archives, it captures the rich railroad heritage of the area.