Uploaded October 2023 | Updated September 2026, 31 minutes ago

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Was There a functional Railroad Swing Bridge Here ?

This line was built in 1926 by Seaboard Air Line to bring passenger service to Homestead, Florida and connected with the Miami extension of the Overseas Railway parallel to US 1 in FL City. In 1929, it became a freight line and 2016 was the last time it saw activity; removal of the stored hoppers on the line South of SW 137th Ave.

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