The Craggy Mountain Rail Line is located in the town of Woodfin in North Carolina.
New York Subway Cars
Former Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) R-32 cars #3432 and #3433, which were built by Budd in 1964.
Fellow Countrymen
“Fellow Countrymen” is a fantastic organization. We were happy to be able to support them and would recommend you look them up. They are doing some great work for local veterans.
NYC Subway Car R-6-3 #983
The American Car & Foundry Co built subway car no. 983 in 1935. The car is more than 60 feet long and weighs just under 84,000 pounds.
Jingle Bell Trolley 2012
In December 2012 the Craggy Mountain Line held our first Jingle Bell Run trolley train ride.
Track Work 2013
More track improvements at the CML with our great volunteers and some of the guys from the NCTM track department.
Track Work 2012
We are happy to announce that phase 3 of our track work has finally begun. Here are some of the photos. Thank you to all of the volunteers who helped!
Southern Caboose 582
These photos show some of our restoration work on the 582 caboose for the Craggy Mountain Line.
Southern Caboose 488
These photos show some of our restoration work on the 488 caboose for the Craggy Mountain Line.
Special Thanks
The Craggy Mountain Line extends a special thank-you to all those who have helped with the restoration of this historic rail line.
Rolling Stock
The CML has several pieces of rolling stock we have been restoring. Here is some of our equipment, including freight cars.
Track Work 2008-10
The Craggy Mountain Line began work on upgrading our track in January 2008.
Track Work 2010-11
Work on the Craggy Mountain Line tracks from August 2010 to February 2011.
Car 9505
Built for the Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad, the 9505 was built in Sanford North Carolina by the Edwards Motor Car Co.
Car 119
Built for the Carolina Power and Light Co, the 119 was built in Philadelphia by the Brill Manufacturing Company in 1927. It was purchased by the CP&L Co and ran for only 8 years when it was retired in 1934.
