Local legacy exhibit in Kingsland, Georgia

Welcome to the Florida-Georgia Railway Heritage Museum, Inc., a treasure trove of history and adventure located at 440 South Lee Street, Kingsland, Georgia. Nestled just 2 miles west of I-95, our unique museum offers a captivating experience aboard one of America's oldest privately owned shortline railroads. Housed in a historic building originally constructed in 1915 as a sawmill factory and later transformed into a church, we are excited to share our progress as we renovate this space into a stunning event venue. Join us for an 80-minute round trip journey that departs from Kingsland Station. Our themed rides promise entertainment and relaxation as we traverse through charming neighborhoods, Kingsland's bustling commercial district, and picturesque Georgia marshlands, culminating at a working rail yard in St. Marys, Georgia, before returning to Kingsland. Each ride supports our mission to preserve railroad history through education, exhibits, and entertainment, as all proceeds and donations benefit our nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization.

Welcome to the Thiokol Memorial Project, Inc., a unique museum and tourist attraction dedicated to preserving and honoring the significant history of the Thiokol chemical plant and its impact on the local community. Situated at 115 South Lee Street in Kingsland, Georgia, our museum offers an insightful journey into the past, exploring the stories of the workers, the innovations, and the events that shaped the region. At the Thiokol Memorial Project, Inc., visitors can immerse themselves in engaging exhibits that showcase the technological advancements and historical significance of the Thiokol plant. Our collection includes a variety of artifacts, photographs, and interactive displays that bring to life the rich heritage of this pivotal industrial site.