at 303 Martin Luther King Boulevard, and saw passenger service until 1974.
The Central of Georgia was absorbed by Southern Railway in 1963.
Today, there is a paid musuem inside the elaborate terminal constructed in the mid-1800's,
and a few cars on the tracks used as shops & restaurants.
No tracks extend west from the station anymore.
View on the south side of the terminal.
The rear (west end) of the terminal, devoid of outbound tracks.
A couple of the preserved cars, used as restaurants & shops.
The north side of the terminal adjacent to the parking area.
One of the cars used as a restaurant.
Exit at the back of the terminal onto the former platforms.
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