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| * 1897 - Merged into the Wilmington & Weldon Railroad while being re-organized. Immediately became part of the soon-to-be-official Atlantic Coast Line, which was already in use for marketing purposes. | |||||
| + 1897 - In foreclosure. | |||||
| Was the Wilmington, Newbern & Norfolk Railroad. However, many official records indicate that the name of Wilmington & Newbern Railroad was never used, and the line continued to be known as the Wilmington, Newbern & Norfolk Railroad. As part of the Wilmington & Weldon Railroad, it was known as the W&W - Wilmington, Newbern & Norfolk Branch, and was considered to be part of the overall Atlantic Coast Line as soon as it was chartered.. | |||||
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Towns on Route: Wilmington Scotts Hill Topsail Sound > Topsail (1907) Holly Ridge Peanut (1881-1897) Stump Sound > Folkston (1902) Dixon (1895) Amans Store > Verona (1894) Jacksonville Kellum (1901) Maysville Polloksville > Pollocksville (1947) Debruhls (1888-1896) New Berne > Newbern (1892) > New Bern (1918) |
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