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Comments:	Cornelia’s is located in the foothills of the Northeast Georgia Mountains. It is home to one of the world's largest apple sculptures, which is displayed on top of an obelisk-shaped monument. <br> The Train Depot & Museum reopened to the public in 1993 after being renovated. The depot itself, which was originally built in 1914, has been a part of the Cornelia community for a long time. The effort to rehabilitate the building and turn it into a museum was led by railroad fans and families, with significant support from the city of Cornelia. <p> Machine 1 is located in a side room inside the depot. <br> 1) Obelisk holding the Big Red Apple. <br> 2) Historic Train Museum Building. <br> 3) Caboose Tallulah Falls XS-Original decommissioned 1961. <br> 4) Chenocetah Lookout Fire Tower, <br> Rear- The Cornelia logo 'Let the Tracks Lead You Home'<p> 5/22/25: The penny machine hold 4 pennies 51¢ each, hand crank. Staff very knowledgeable and helpful. <p> <b>Please send all four designs, if you have them, back design also, in one scan on a plain white background. </b> Thanks.
	Please be specific regarding the machine location. Is it upstairs? Downstairs? By the entrance? etc...

Cornelia Historic Train Depot & Museum

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102 Grant Place
Cornelia , GA , 30531

Phone: 7068943370

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Cornelia’s is located in the foothills of the Northeast Georgia Mountains. It is home to one of the world's largest apple sculptures, which is displayed on top of an obelisk-shaped monument.
The Train Depot & Museum reopened to the public in 1993 after being renovated. The depot itself, which was originally built in 1914, has been a part of the Cornelia community for a long time. The effort to rehabilitate the building and turn it into a museum was led by railroad fans and families, with significant support from the city of Cornelia.

Machine 1 is located in a side room inside the depot.
1) Obelisk holding the Big Red Apple.
2) Historic Train Museum Building.
3) Caboose Tallulah Falls XS-Original decommissioned 1961.
4) Chenocetah Lookout Fire Tower,
Rear- The Cornelia logo 'Let the Tracks Lead You Home'

5/22/25: The penny machine hold 4 pennies 51¢ each, hand crank. Staff very knowledgeable and helpful.

Please send all four designs, if you have them, back design also, in one scan on a plain white background. Thanks.

Machine 1