Tybee Railroad

Tybee Railroad
Locale	Georgia, U.S.
Dates of operation	1887 (1887)–1933 (1933)
Successor	Central of Georgia Railroad

The Tybee Railroad was a US railroad that operated from 1887 to 1933. At its peak the railroad carried a quarter million people a year. The railroad was instrumental in the development of Tybee Island, Georgia, as a regional resort.

References

Tuten, Allen (Winter 2012). Tuten, Allen, ed. Oil Burners on the Tybee Branch. Right Way. pp. 8–10.
Michaud, Terry (Fall 2012). Tuten, Allen, ed. Savannah to Tybee Island... Eighteen Cents, Please. Right Way. pp. 4–8.

Railroads of Georgia

Common carriers	ABR AGS AUS CCKY CG CHAT CIRR CSXT FCR FCRD GC GFRR GITM GMR GNRR GRWR GSF GSWR GWRC HOG HRT LW NS RSOR SAN SAPT SM SMW VR

Passenger carriers	AMTK MARTA RSS SMRX

Former carriers	ACL AGLF ASML AUS AWP CG CHAT CHV CISD CWC E&E FR&N G&F GA GAAB GANO GCY GERY GGS GM GS&G L&WD LN LPSG MD&S MLST MTCO NC OGEE OSO R&N S&NW SA SAL SBD SCL SOU SSDK SYC TAG TF VSO WTR WA WDS

See also: List of United States railroads by political division

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Tybee Railroad

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