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Orlando & Northwestern Railway: Mount Dora Community Soliciting Ideas to Save 100-Year-Old Train Line in Central Florida

April 2, 2019 Administrator

By David DeJohn, News Spectrum 13; April 1, 2019 MOUNT DORA, Fla. — Now’s your chance to come up with…

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Posted in: Passenger Train Operators Filed under: Economic Well Being, Florida, Mount Dora, Must End Service to Mount Dora Because Tracks Not Up To Passenger Train Standards, Orlando, Orlando & Northwestern Railway, Passenger Train Stations, Passenger Trains, Royal Palm Railroad, Tavares, Tourism, Transportation

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