Washington & Lincolnton Railroad Lincolnton, Georgia. The Washington and Lincolnton Railroad Company was incorporated in 1914, and its 20-mile line between those two towns was completed in 1918. It was financed by the Georgia Railroad which connected with the W&L at Washington. The line was abandoned in 1932. Places along its route included Logan, Quincy, Florence, Metasville, Lovelace, and Langston. W&L locomotive no. 203 avoided the scrapper's torch and now operates on the Three Rivers Rambler tourist train in Knoxville, TN. (See photo at RailPictures.net.) Maps and Other Information: 1917 equipment register (118K) 1921 map (58K) 1922 listing in Poors Manual (134K) 1931 map (38K) From: Official Guide of the Railways, April 1918. From: Official Guide of the Railways, July 1929. From: Russell's Railway Guide, ca. 1930.     RailGa.com. Georgia's Railroad History & Heritage. © Steve Storey Railroad History | The Depot List | Locomotives On Display | Odds & Ends | Sources & References | Home