Family Lines System
Reporting mark: FL
View Exhibit map"Family Lines System was never actually an operating railroad, it was merely a marketing tactic which brought together the allying railroads of the Louisville & Nashville, Clinchfield, Seaboard Coast Line, and included a number of other smaller lines (such as the Georgia Railroad, Atlanta & West Point Railroad, and Western Railway of Alabama)."
Excerpt from http://www.american-rails.com/family-lines-system.html
ATN - Hardwick Tunnel (St. Clair County, Alabama)
Bored 1903, Current tunnel built 1910-11Tunnel on RailroadOpen to traffic
ATN - Roper Tunnel (Jefferson County, Alabama)
Bored 1903, Current tunnel built 1910-11Tunnel under Roper Hill on Alabama & Tennessee River RailwayOpen to rail traffic
Boca Grande Fishing Pier (Charlotte County, Florida)
Built 1911; Abandoned 1981; Converted 1983Timber stringer bridge over Grasparilla Sound on Pedestrian PathOpen to pedestrians only
Coral Creek Pier (Charlotte County, Florida)
Built 1911; Abandoned 1981; Converted 1983Timber stringer bridge over Coral Creek on Fishing pier (Formerly Seaboard System)Open to pedestrians only
CSX - Barren River Bridge (Warren County, Kentucky)
Replaced an earlier pinned Warren through truss bridge built by the L&N Railroad.Through truss bridge over Barren River on the CSX RailroadOpen to traffic
CSX - Bridgeport Lift Bridge (Jackson County, Alabama)
Built 1981 using a lift span relocated from Danville,Tennessee/Kentucky Lake built in 1931Warren through truss bridge over Tennessee River Barge Channel on CSX RailroadOpen to traffic
CSX - Broad River Bridge (Richland County, South Carolina)
Originally Columbia, Newberry & Laurens RR, presently CSX RailroadBridge over Broad River & Columbia Canal on RailroadOpen to traffic
CSX - Clear Creek Bridge (Monroe County, Indiana)
Once part of the great Monon Railroad's route from Louisville to Chicago or Michigan City, the line was downgraded under CSX ownership and eventually abandoned. Harrodsburg Station and water tower was immediately next to bridge. All gone today.Abandoned CSX bridge. Line removed in 1990's.Derelict/abandoned
CSX - CR 475 Overpass (Marion County, Florida)
Built 1925Steel stringer bridge over CR 475 on CSX RailroadOpen to traffic
CSX - Fort DeWolf Bridge #5.5 (Bullitt County, Kentucky)
Built ca. 1909 after four other bridges were built here. Three were destroyed and rebuilt during Civil War. The fourth one was replaced by this bridge around 1909. Two spans destroyed in a derailment on November 19th, 1991Fifth incarnation (previous three destroyed by Civil War Battles) Pratt Through Truss railroad bridge over the Salt River on CSX RailroadOpen to Traffic
CSX - Hillsborough River Bridge (Hillsborough County, Florida)
Built in 1915 for the Atlantic Coast Line RailroadThrough truss bascule bridge over the Hillsborough River next to Cass Street in downtown Tampa on CSX TransportationOpen to traffic
CSX - Hilton Drawbridge (New Hanover County, North Carolina)
Built 1971Warren through truss bridge over Northeast Cape Fear River on CSX RailroadOpen to traffic
CSX - Holston River Bridge (Sullivan County, Tennessee)
Built in 1907 as part of first segment of the South & Western RR, later the Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio, later the Clinchfield RailroadFour-span Pratt deck truss railroad bridge over the Holston River, South ForkOpen to rail traffic
CSX - Holston Tunnel (Sullivan County, Tennessee)
Built as part of the O & W's Speers Ferry, VA to Johnson City, TN segment, tunnel rehabilitated 1927Tunnel under Holston Ridge on CSX (formerly Clinchfield) RailroadOpen to traffic
CSX - Kankakee River Bridge (Newton County, Indiana)
Built 1956Pony/through plate girder bridge over Kankakee River on CSX RailroadOpen to traffic
CSX - Lake Gaston Bridge (Mecklenburg County, Virginia)
Built ca. 1900 by the Seabooard Air Line; line abandoned 1987 by CSXAbandoned deck plate girder bridge over Lake Gaston/Roanoke River on CSX Norlina SubdivisionDerelict/abandoned
CSX - Livermore Bridge (McLean County, Kentucky)
Built 1908; Track Removed 1985; Dismantled 1988Lost Warren through truss bridge over Green River on Louisville & Nashville RailroadRemoved
CSX - Marks Creek Arch (Richmond County, North Carolina)
Closed-spandrel arch bridge over Marks Creek on CSX RailroadOpen to traffic
CSX - Miami River Drawbridge (Miami-Dade County, Florida)
Built in 1926 for the Seaboard Air Line RailwayBascule truss bridge over Tamiami Canal on CSX Railroad in MiamiOpen to traffic
CSX - Neuse River Bridge (Wayne County, North Carolina)
Through truss bridge over Neuse River on Former Atlantic Coast Line Wilmington & Weldon RROpen to traffic
CSX - Pascagoula River Bridge (Old) (Jackson County, Mississippi)
Built 1904; Replaced 1989Lost Howe through truss swing bridge over Pascagoula River on CSX RailroadReplaced by a new bridge
CSX - Pigeon Creek Bridge (Vanderburgh County, Indiana)
Through truss bridge over Pigeon creek on CSX RailroadOpen to authorized vehicles only
CSX - Salt River Swing Bridge (Bullitt County, Kentucky)
Built ca 1889Lost Warren through truss bridge over Salt River on CSX LineReplaced by new bridge
CSX - Santee River Bridge (Berkeley County, South Carolina)
Built 1915Warren through truss with no verticals bridge over Santee River on CSX RailroadOpen to traffic
CSX - Smallhouse Bridge (Ohio County, Kentucky)
Lost swing through truss bridge over Green River, East ofLost Swing Through Truss Bridge over the Green River
CSX - Sulphur Springs Bridge (Hillsborough County, Florida)
Through truss bridge over Hillsborough River on CSX Transportation (former Seaboard Air Line Railway)Open to traffic
CSX - US 27 Overpass (Marion County, Florida)
Built 1953Girder bridge over US 27 on CSX RailroadOpen to traffic
CSX - Wabash River Bridge (Lafayette) (Tippecanoe County, Indiana)
Bridge suffered damage to North end in a derailment in 1924. Part of Monon's route from Michigan City or Chicago to Louisville. Amtrak's Cardinal crosses this three times a week in each direction.Lattice through truss bridge over Wabash River on CSX Railroad (ex- Family Lines, Louisville and Nashville, Monon Railroad). in LafayetteOpen to traffic
CSX - Wade Canal Bridge (Cumberland County, North Carolina)
Deck truss bridge on CSX main track (formerly dual track, now single track at this location). Prior to removal of the second track, there was an additional bridge at this location, it has since been removed.Deck truss bridge over Wade Canal on CSX RailroadOpen to traffic
El Jobean Fishing Pier (Charlotte County, Florida)
Built 1911; Abandoned 1981; Converted 1983Timber stringer bridge over Myakka River on Fishing pier (Formerly Seaboard System)Open to pedestrians only
FCRD - St. Mary's River Bridge (Nassau County, Florida)
Built 1926 by the Mt. Vernon Bridge Co. for the Seaboard Air Line RailwayDeck plate girder bridge over St. Mary's River on First Coast RailroadOpen to traffic
FGAR - Flint River Swing Bridge (Decatur County, Georgia)
Built 1913, altered 1932Warren truss swing bridge over Flint River on CSX Railroad in BainbridgeOpen to traffic
Gasparilla Sound Fishing Pier (Charlotte County, Florida)
Built 1911; Abandoned and drawbridge removed 1981; Converted 1983Lost Warren through truss bridge over Gasparilla Sound on Seaboard SystemOpen to pedestrians only
GSWR - Ocmulgee River Bridge (Wilcox County, Georgia)
Built 1952Deck plate girder bridge over Ocmulgee River on Georgia Southwestern RailroadOpen to traffic in the fixed position
GSWR - Omaha Bridge (Stewart County, Georgia)
Vertical lift through truss bridge over Chattahoochee River on the former Seaboard Air Line RailwayIntact but closed to all traffic
High Ore Line Trail/CSX Overpass (Jefferson County, Alabama)
Abandoned deck plate girder bridge over CSX Railroad on Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad Co./High Ore Line TrailOpen to pedestrians only
LN - Bridgeport Swing Bridge (Jackson County, Alabama)
Swing span built 1892; 114'6" (East) truss replaced 1910 w/ a 114' 8¼” riveted span; 145' (West) truss replaced 1912 w/ a 2nd-hand 143'-3¾" riveted span fabricated in 1905; Swing replaced 1981Camelback Warren through truss bridge over Tennessee River on CSX RailroadReplaced by a new bridge
NS - Neuse River Bridge (Craven County, North Carolina)
Deck plate girder bridge over Neuse River on Norfolk Southern RailwayOpen to traffic
SAL- Lincoln Street Viaduct (Richland County, South Carolina)
Orginally built in 1900 for Seaboard Air Line, removed in 1991Lost steel strignerridge over Blossom Street on SAL RailroadRemoved but not replaced
SBD - Appomattox River Bridge (Petersburg, Virginia)
Dismantled 1983Lost Bridge over Appomattox River on Seaboard Coast Line RailroadRemoved but not replaced; Concrete arch pillars stand
SBD - Coosa River Bridge (Talladega County, Alabama)
Collapsed 1976Polygonal Warren through truss bridge over Coosa River on CSX RailroadReplaced by a new bridge
SBD - Gasparilla Sound Causeway (Middle) (Charlotte County, Florida)
Built 1911; Abandoned 1981Abandoned pony/through plate girder bridge over Gasparilla Sound on Abandoned Charlotte Harbor & Northern RailwayAbandoned with swing span in open position
SBD - Pea River Bridge (Coffee County, Alabama)
Service discontinued in 1984Abandoned pratt through truss bridge over Pea River on Seaboard System RailroadAbandoned
SBD - Southern States branch bridge (Richmond, Virginia)
Steel stringer bridge over Manchester Canal on CSX branchline (Formerly Seaboard System)Intact but closed to all traffic
SBD - Valley Creek Bridge (Jefferson County, Alabama)
Likely built no later than 1960sPony/through plate girder bridge over Valley Creek on ACL RRSeems to be closed
SGLR - Caloosahatchee River Bridge (Lee County, Florida)
Built ca. 1903 as a swing bridge by the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad; main span replaced 1977 with a bascule drawBascule bridge over the Caloosahatchee River on the Seminole Gulf Railway in North Fort MyersOpen to traffic
SOU - Tennessee River Bridge (1885) (Limestone County, Alabama)
Built 1885; Replaced 1979Lost Through truss bridge over Tennessee River on Southern RailwayReplaced by a new bridge
WGCR - AL 27 Overpass (Coffee County, Alabama)
Built 1929Deck plate girder bridge over AL 27 on Wiregrass Railroad in EnterpriseOpen to traffic