Articles by Todd DeFeo

In mid-November 1910, John Vinson Reynolds motored an Atlanta Northern Railway trolley around 1:40 p.m. when he rounded a curve near the Ashby Street Crossing in Atlanta.

We are between two major holiday travel periods, and when we think of travel today, we often think of chaos.

Despite numerous safety upgrades throughout history, railroading has always been a dangerous profession, and it still is today.

I’ve been working my way across Georgia, trying to define what makes a railroad town.