Georgia Railroad Paint Information
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Freight Cars
1847
Freight cars painted brown.
The Daily Georgian (Savannah, GA), 26 March 1847
1851
“Blake’s Patent Ohio Fire-Proof Paint, Chocolate Color,” used on cars. Blake’s paint had been used since 1848. See Baltimore & Ohio for more information on Blake’s Paint.
The American Railroad Journal, 11 February 1854, pg. 96
Passenger Cars
1880
Passenger cars begin to be painted a “dark yellow color.”
Savannah Morning News (Savannah, GA), 19 February 1880
? to 1891
Passenger cars painted canary yellow.
1891
Passenger cars begin to be painted a “salmon color.”
The Augusta Chronicle (Augusta, GA), 17 February 1891
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