SAM Shortline Excursion Train travels through southwest Georgia in air-conditioned 1949 vintage cars mixing a taste of the old rural south with todays excitement. There are fun and exciting train stops at the Georgia Veterans State Park at Lake Blackshear, the Telephone Museum Leslie GA, Americus GA, Plains GA, and Archery (Jimmy Carter's childhood home). While in Americus, you can visit the historic Windsor hotel, Global Village which is part of Habitat for Humanity or the exciting Rylander Theater. Plains is the current home of the 39th President, Jimmy Carter. Enjoy walking the streets of history in hopes of catching the former President in town shopping. The last stop is at President Carter's Boyhood Farm. The Farm is managed by The National Park Service and rangers are on duty to tell the history. The train is managed by the State of Georgia's Department of Natural Resources with its main depot located at 105 East 9th Avenue in Cordele, Ga 31015.




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This is an excellent trip with a 2 hour layover in Americus and a 1 hour layover in Plains. Enjoy a meal, shopping, antique picking or walk the streets where President Carter walks. Ticket prices vary. 1-877-427-2457.

Riding in air-conditioned, 1949 vintage train cars, you can travel across Lake Blackshear, tour Habitat for Humanity's Global Village and sample peanut-butter treats in Plains. Enjoy a mix of romantic yesteryear with the excitement of today's South. 1-877-427-2457.

Riding in air-conditioned, 1949 vintage train cars, you will travel across Lake Blackshear to Plains and back. Explore President Jimmy Carter's boyhood farm (Jimmy Carter National Historic Site), go shopping and sample peanut butter treats. Groups and parties welcome. 1-877-427-2457.

Take a ride in air-conditioned, 1949 vintage cars, to the 4th Annual Plains Pig Pickin' Festival on June 30, 2012. This excursion promises to be a great opportunity for the whole family to take in the sites of President Jimmy Carter's hometown and much more.

All aboard for a wonderful adventure with a parade, food and lots of peanuts. Vendors with arts and crafts will fill the park as you step off the train. You can also ride to the Boyhood Farm for an additional fee.