Alabama Midland Railway Midland City Cotton Polo – Light

The Alabama Midland Railway ran from 1890 to 1901, linking Montgomery to Bainbridge, Georgia, by way of Troy, Ozark and Dothan, and was part of Henry Plant's Plant System. This cotton polo is embroidered on the left chest with a faithful redraw of the road's original spoked-wheel herald. Midland City, in Dale County, was founded in 1890 as a planned town laid out along the Alabama Midland's tracks, and it most likely takes its name from the railroad. A great gift for Wiregrass rail fans and model railroaders.

Light-color edition in White and Sport Grey, embroidered in black thread so the design stands out on the lighter fabric.