The first station in Fort Pierce, Florida was a Florida  East Coast Railroad Station.  It was torn down in 1967.

     A replica of the Fort Henry Railroad Station at 414 Seaway Drive, the site of the former station.

 Sebring, Florida was a town that was served by both the Atlantic Coast Line and the Seaboard Air Line Railroads.  The Atlantic Coast Line came to Sebring in June, 2012.  Its first station was wooden.  It was replaced in 1917 by a large combined freight and passenger station. This building was brick covered by stucco.  After the merger of the SAL and the ACL in 1967, this station became redundant.  It was demolished in 2000.

     The only surviving train station in Sebring is old Seaboard Airline Railroad terminal.  This is located at 601 East Center Avenue.  This was built in 1924 by the Seaboard Airline Railroad.  The building style is Mediterranean Revival.  The walls are stuccoed.  There is red barrel roof tile. There are round arch doorways and windows. There is decorative terra cotta.

     There was an $800,000 rehabilitation project.  The station was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on 3/16/1990.

     This historic station is located in Lake Placid, Florida at 12 East Park  Street.  The station opened in 1926. It served as an active passenger terminal until the mid 1950’s.

     The Old Lake Placid Railroad Station is located at 12 East.Park Street.  It was built by the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad in 1926.  Its style is Masonry Vernacular.  It served as a passenger station until 1950’s.  It was listed in the National Register of Historic Places on January 4, 1993.  It currently serves as the Historical Society Depot Museum

    This Seaboard Airline Railroad Station is located at 36 East Station Street, Apopka, Florida. It was built in 1918 to serve a line that was used by the Tavares, Orlando and Gulf Railroad since 1885

     The freight terminal building was constructed in 1930.  Construction costs were $65,000.  Originally, it had 7000 square feet of space. It also had platforms and ramps. The last business at this site was called Gully’s, a discount operation. Currently  it is abandoned.  It has obviously undergone multiple modifications.

   Less than a block away stood the Seaboard Airline Railroad Passenger station.  It was located on East Riverside Drive.  Construction costs were $75,000. The building was 200 feet long.  The train shed measured 500 feet. The architects were Wiley and Clark of West Palm Beach.  The building was recently demolished.

    The existing station is located at 601 Center Ave, Sebring, Florida.  It was built by the Seaboard Airline Railroad. This station opened in 1924.  

     The original station in Sebring was  an Atlantic Coastal Line Station.  It was made of wood. In 1917, it was replaced by a combined passenger freight station. It was brick covered with stucco. After the merging of SAL and ACL, this was demolished in 2000.

    The existing station is  a Mediterranean Revival Style.  The walls are stuccoed.  There is a red barrel tiled roof. There are arched doorways and windows.  There is a stepped parapet. There is decorative terra cotta.

     In 1998, the station was renovated at a cost of $800,000.

      One of the branches of this line was service between LaBelle and Fort Myers in Florida.  There was a station in LaBelle at Main Street and Seminole Avenue.  This was relocated many times and has been used as a retail establishment.  The railroad track has been removed.