Company Officers
Presidents of the Southern Railway:
- Samuel Spencer (1894–1906)
- William Finley (1906–1913)
- Fairfax Harrison (1913–1937)
- Earnest E. Norris (1937–1951)
- Harry A. deButts (1951–1962)
- D. William Brosnan (1962–1967)
- W. Graham Claytor, Jr. (1967–1977)
- L. Stanley Crane (1977–1980)
- Harold H. Hall (1980–1982)
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