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The New Southern Museum of Civil War & Locomotive History is OPEN! Grand Opening Photos March 30th 2003

Kennesaw Special Events!

  • William Wardrop Creations: Man's Imagination and Machines Explore the timeline of history as you're introduced to man's inventions of enhanced travel during the Southern Museum's newest exhibit, "William Wardrop's Creations: Man's Imagination and Machines."
    Wardrop's models, each painstakingly handcrafted, represent the extraordinary timeline of how, throughout the millennia, mankind has slowly but surely conquered the land, seas and sky.
    His creations are generally a mixture of mostly cardboard, glue and paint with plastic or wood mixed in. A professional modeler for 20 years, Wardrop was initially influenced by the book and movie "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea." Currently, his models span transportation through the air, sea and ground with models of submarines, boats, aircraft and more.

    February 21st - July 5th



    		• The Other Great Locomotive Chase Click Here for Windows Media Movie Trailer!
    The Year is 1864, Grant is laying Siege to the city of Petersburg. 'TOGLC' is a recreation of an event that took place along the USMRR line out of City Point, Virginia. This is the rail line that General Grant had rebuilt and extended to supply Union Troops encircling the city. Based on the personal account of U.S. Captain William O'Brien; it is the story of an event that history had forgotten.

    Buster Keaton Stars in The GeneralClick for Real Player Movie from Like Television!
    "The genius of Buster Keaton is fully developed, as he plays Johnnie Gray - the engineer of his beloved train called The General" - LikeTelevision

    English Engineer Fred's The General

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    English Live Steam! Photos, Videos and a Scale Replica of the General from England!

    David Cunningham's 6.25 Scale Locomotive General

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    David Cunningham's 6.25 Scale Wooden General from Magnificent Woodworkings in Christiansburg Virginia.
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    "The General" starring Buster Keaton!
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    The Museum is the Home of the General and much much more!!
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    Little Genral Cloggers A Long Standing Tradition of Rail Events! E. Warren Clark Saved the General!

    		 Smithsonian Affiliations Program
    As a member of the program, the Southern Museum will have the opportunity to incorporate artifacts from the Smithsonian Institution's collections, such as Civil War or transportation relics, into its own exhibits. The Museum will also host exhibits from the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service (SITES). Membership in the Smithsonian Institution Affiliation Program also allows the Museum access to Smithsonian historians who will give periodic lectures on topics ranging from the Civil War to the history of railroads.    		 E. Warren Clark
    (on Cow Catcher) photographer and lecturer, located the "General" in 1892 on a siding at Vinings,GA. He had the idea of restoring "General" and exhibiting it at the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago. This led to "General" being on display for over 100 years!
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