Old Molly: A Railroad History in South Carolina

Speaking in Bethune tonight for Lynches River Historical Society.

Can't wait.

Premiere is set for 2 pm, Friday evening!
Thanks to everyone for following the page and supporting me. It is so appreciated.
This has been a long process, starting in 2016, hitting a dry spell for about 6 years and now diving back into it, to finish it up.
Thanks to the Bethune Women's Club for inviting me out, at the end of this month to speak about it, and getting me kick started on the project again.

Thanks to the following.

Historical Facts and Archive Images:

Greenville Histoical Museum
Bobby and Hattie Edwards
Randy Rayfield
Wikipedia

Also special thanks to:

The Old Molly Team of 2016

Kevin Johnson
Lane Melton
Lee Melton
Dennis McCoy
Roddy Clark

Big shout out to my friend, John Weber III, for helping me write the narrative. Cannot thank you enough for your skills.

Watch thru to the end and you'll see all their names!

Also check out the webpage!
The YouTube documentary link will be there for now, but more content coming.

https://youtu.be/OMvt7-hhs20?si=SE5M0TD_eIGhnjNY

www.oldmollysc.com

Hey all!!! Finally, Old Molly: A Railroad History in South Carolina "The Mini Documentary" is COMING SOON!

So excited to speak to the Bethune Womens Club in late March about Old Molly. Been a while since visiting this project again.
I am in the process of putting together all the videos and images, so far, in a video that will talk about the CM&C Railroad and the 4 main stops along the track.

John Weber is now writing the narrative part for the film and Bob Smith of Jefferson will be doing the narration.

This is incredible. Video from 1911 transformed into 4K

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Old Molly: A Railroad History in South Carolina - "Angelus" coming soon!

A quick history of the railroad. I saved the pdf files as images so I could upload easier here on FB.

Looking back thru all my files tonight. Wow. So far we have gathered about 105 GB’s of pictures, documents, and the videos we’ve made so far. Have found a few more pictures of the old Angelus Cotton Gin and I am going to remake the Angelus video I made recently. Keep an eye out for that real soon. Here is the original petition filed by the railroad to form the Charlotte, Monroe, Columbia Railroad in the Cheraw Chronicle on Nov. 2, 1900.