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FLORIDA ADVENTURES IN RAILROADING
Preserving and presenting the experience of 20th Century railway travel to and within the state of Florida.
Preserving and presenting the experience of 20th Century railway travel to and within the state of Florida.
Below you will see the different projects that we are currently working on. They are in 3 different locations, Port Orange FL, Green Cove Springs FL and St Marys GA. No experience is necessary, as we will be providing training. we have needs other than railroading, we are needing people to help with video work, video talent and content creators. Whatever your talent you may have we will find a way for you to fit in. The only requirement to volunteer is you must be a member to be covered on our insurance
We depend on our annual membership dues of $50.00 to pay our expenses that includes the insurance and registration of our rail cars. It also includes our internet services. As our membership continues to grow we will be adding additional member benefits and events.
Your support and contributions will enable us to meet our goals and improve conditions. Your generous donation will fund our mission.
Consider making a regular monthly donation, any monthly donation of $5.00 or greater will also become member.
Florida Adventures in Railroading Inc. and Port Orange Railway Society are teaming up to return Coronet Phosphate #7 back home to Florida.
***SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT ***
FLAIRR and Port Orange have teamed up to return Coronet Phosphate to Florida.
***THIS IS A FUNDRAISER***
Follow the link below to find out how you can be a part of this project.
Our latest acquisition is the Florida East Coast 10 roomette 6 bedroom Pullman Sleeper, the Bahamian. Built in 1949 by P-S in Lot #6809 to Plan #4140B as FEC 10RM-6DB sleeper BAHAMIAN, 1 of 7 FEC 10-6 sleepers built in Lot #6809, 7 of 42 total built in that Lot for the ACL pool. All 7 of the FEC cars were sold in 1967 to CN, BAHAMIAN as CN #2139 DEEP RIVER, later VIA #213
FLAIRR acquired auto-train#3 June 12, 2023 from the Fillmore and Western Railway. Built in October of 1959 by Canadian Car and Foundry for the Canadian National Railway as an automobile carrying boxcar. It was sold to the auto-train corporation in 1971 serving as an automobile carrier for 5 years on the original auto-train. In 1976 it was converted into a caboose for the Louisville section of the auto-train.
Follow the link below for the full story.
FLAIRR and the Port Orange Railway Society were founded at bout the same time and soon found we were working on similar projects at the same time. Working together just came naturally. We decided to create a partnership and officially work together.
Click the learn more button and find out what is going on in Port Orange Florida.
Preserving and presenting the experience of 20th century railway travel to and within Florida.
How you can help?
1. Click on the membership button and join FLAIRR.
2. Click on the donate button and make a donation either reoccurring or a one time, all donations help and are tax deductible.
FLAIRR is a tax exempt 501(c)(3) charitable organization.
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