Pigeon Key, a five-acre island in the Florida Keys, has a rich history that dates back to the early 1900s: The island was originally called "Cayo Paloma", which translates to "Pigeon Key" in Spanish. The name comes from the large flocks of white-crowned pigeons that once roosted there. Pigeon Key was a work camp for the men building the Key West Extension of the Florida East Coast Railway. The island was home to over 400 workers who built the Old Seven-Mile Bridge, which connects Knight's Key an

🏆 2025 LOOK BACK SERIES Our #6 Look Back Post A piece of Smoky Mountain history began a new chapter when Engine 107, long regarded as a symbol of Rebel Railroad and later Dollywood, was removed from display at the Yellow Guest Services building along the Parkway. Shared in early 2025, the post resonated deeply with followers who have watched the Smokies change over time. While many were sad to see the locomotive leave its longtime home in Pigeon Forge, the news also brought relief — the train w

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