Florida Adventures in Railroading Inc.

02/01/2026

Help restore Southern Railway 4501 to its classic Southern Railway Passenger livery. Your donation supports paint, prep, and preservation at the Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum.

01/31/2026

01/31/2026

01/31/2026

01/15/2026

During a tour of the historic Port Orange FEC Depot by the Port Orange Railway Society and FEC Caboose and Boxcar from Florida Adventures in Railroading Inc. in September as part of the Florida East Coast Railway Society's 2025 Convention, FEC train 105 passed by. Here is that train along with a quick look at the depot and equipment. Video link in comments!

11/16/2025

here is a good video of the Port Orange Depot Park...

Join me in Port Orange Florida at Henry Flagler's Train Depot from 1894.This old historic train depot is on the National Register of Historic Places.Henry Fl...

10/24/2025

There is more to Railway preservation than just the trains. FLAIRR and Country Carriages of St. Augustine, have teamed up to preserve this 1887 Landau Carriage. It was originally purchased by Henry Flagler to transport his guests from the Railway Station to the Ponce De Leon Hotel in St. Augustine Florida. It was owned and operated by St. Augustine Transfer Company.

10/23/2025

Wednesday evening the first piece of railroad equipment arrived at the new location of Maypo Locomotive and Machine Works in rural Hastings Florida. The former Florida East Coast Railway speeder was donated by Caboose Mikey and Jerry Groothouse this will be the first restoration at our new shop location.

10/16/2025

Tuesday evening we were in Palatka and able to catch the northbound Auto Train, enjoy.

10/11/2025

FLAIRR has the opportunity to acquire former Amtrak 106 (RS3m) from a private owner in West Virgina. This locomotive was once the terminal switcher at the Amtrak Auto Train Station in Sanford, FL. It will join auto-train #3 on the St. Marys Railroad and be used to power Georgia Coastal passenger trains. We Have raised $5,000.00 towards our goal of $20,000.00 for purchase and repairs. Go to www.FLAIRR.org to make a donation.