Luther Claude Hames Sr.
Motorman — Atlanta Northern Railway
Luther C. Hames joined the Atlanta Northern Railway in 1910 at 17 years old.
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.