Georgia Southwestern & Gulf Railroad This 35-mile line between Cordele and Albany was built in 1891 by the Albany, Florida, & Northern Railway. In 1895, the line became the Albany & Northern Railway and, in 1910, the Georgia Southwestern & Gulf. A 155-mile extension from Albany to St. Andrews, Fla. was planned, but it was never built. In 1939, the GSW&G came under the control of the Georgia Northern Railway. The company was dissolved in 1942, but the line continued operation under its earlier name, Albany & Northern Railway. It was abandoned in 1977. Maps, Timetables, and Other Information: 1912 map (72K) 1916 map (44K) 1917 equipment list (132K) 1918 timetable (98K) 1940 timetable (152K) The Warwick depot stood alongside the GSW&G and its successor, Albany & Northern, before it was moved to its present site on Hwy. 300.   RailGa.com. Georgia's Railroad History & Heritage. © Steve Storey Railroad History | The Depot List | Locomotives On Display | Odds & Ends | Sources & References | Home