For Rare And Hard To Find Model Trains
Aidan Moore, 11, and his sister, Sara, 8, admire his train display at Saturday's Winter Train Show and Swap Meet hosted by the Payne County Model Railroad Club. It was Aidan's first time presenting a display at the show since he started attending the event when he was 4.
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Stillwater child's love for model trains comes full circle at Payne County show
Mountaineer Week kicks off with a number of events, including a child's favorite, the trains.
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Model Trains on Display During WVU's Mountaineer Week
The first gift the Rev. Lou Showers remembers receiving was a train. It was a push-type toy train, but it helped inspire his interest in the railroad and model trains.
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Model trains carry pastor away
CINNAMINSON — Nostalgia is right on track with technology for the Burlington County Model Railroad Club.
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Model railroad club roars to life
PLYMOUTH — A special running of the 8-by-40 model train set housed at the Marshall County Museum Wednesday attracted more than 200 visitors, according to Museum Director Linda Rippy.
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Kaiden Watts peered over a small glass barrier as a miniature locomotive made its way from Springfield toward Bloomington during the Springfield Model Railroad Club’s open house Saturday.
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SOUTHINGTON — The freight depot on Canal Street was once a bustling center of activity, with trucks and trains pulling up all day to deliver or pick up goods.
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Mangia at Westie street fest WEST HAVEN — Oh, we can smell that sauce already.
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BEST OF WEEKEND: Sept. 10 - 12
NEW BRITAIN Klingberg Family Centers has been designated to receive a $400,000 federal Department of Justice grant that will help their transition to a new outreach facility in Hartford and keep local police officers meeting with kids.
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Klingberg gets $400K for outreach building
EARLIER this year, I had the opportunity to ride the Amtrak Auto Train from Sanford, Fla., to Lorton, Va. Sanford is very close to Orlando and Lorton is just south of Washington, D.C. Every day the trains travel that route: one train moving north and one moving south.
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Long trip gone awry provides some valuable tips