George W. Haney
Blacksmith — Western & Atlantic Railroad
George W. Haney was a blacksmith in the Western & Atlantic Railroad shops and a member of one of Atlanta's best-known firefighting families.
Henry Parkerson Haney
Fireman — Western & Atlantic Railroad
Henry Parkerson Haney (November 25, 1846–November 19, 1923) was a Western & Atlantic Railroad fireman and the last known survivor of the Great Locomotive Chase of April 12, 1862. He was the son of Thomas Haney, who also…
Thomas Haney
Machinist — Western & Atlantic Railroad
Thomas Haney, a native of Belfast, Ireland, came to Atlanta in 1852 and began working for the Western & Atlantic Railroad's shops shortly after his arrival.
John Hanley
Assistant Superintendent — Clarksville Railway & Light Company
John Hanley was a longtime Clarksville, Tennessee, city employee whose career included work with the city’s street railway system.
Oliver Wiley Harbin
Engineer — Rome Railroad
Oliver Harbin was born on June 16, 1834, in Dahlonega, Lumpkin County, Georgia.
Richard R. Hargis
Conductor — Western & Atlantic Railroad
Dick Hargis was the conductor on the last Western and Atlantic Railroad train from Chattanooga, Tennessee, to Atlanta, Georgia, to operate over the railroad’s five-foot gauge.
R. J. Harlan
Superintendent — Central of Georgia Railway
R.J. Harlan was appointed superintendent of the Macon Division of the Central of Georgia Railway in October 1906.
Allen H. Harris
General Superintendent — Citizens Street Railway
Allen H. Harris was involved with the streetcar system in Clarksville, Tennessee, for about 25 years and was general superintendent for the Citizens Street Railway from about 1916 until 1928.