America's DROWNED Railroad — The Insane True Story of Flagler's Florida Overseas Railway
In 1912, Henry Flagler completed the impossible: a 156-mile railroad built directly over the open ocean connecting Florida to Key West. It cost 50 million dollars, hundreds of lives, and defied every engineering limit of its era. Then, in 1935, a catastrophic Category 5 hurricane erased it overnight, killing over 400 people. This is the brutal, forgotten story of the Florida Overseas Railroad.
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