For Rare And Hard To Find Model Trains
The new Ford City Renaissance Community Partnership is sponsoring a train display for the holidays in downtown Ford City, featuring the work of veteran model trainman Mike Luke, which will be open through Dec. 30.
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Kittanning train buff still on track
Members of the new Ford City Renaissance Community Partnership will be hosting the display of veteran model trainman Mike Luke for the holidays.
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Veteran trainman Mike Luke sets up display to benefit community partnership
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The Ligonier Valley Rail Road Association is holding its third model railroad home tour fundraiser 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. April 30.
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It's full steam ahead for area railroad showcase
Call it a work in progress.
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Model railroad club expanding display
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Stacks of wax from classic rock acts provide the backbeat during an early September sale. Elsewhere, a scheduling switch for one local auction house starts tonight. And for those with a burning desire to battle blazing infernos, an antique pumper wagon should trigger a few alarms.
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Three Rivers moves regular sales to Tuesdays
The stars of this sale are a couple sets of sporty wheels. The classy chassis on the block are a 1993 Mustang LX Convertible and 1969 MGB GT. Both shipped to Pittsburgh from California, the cars have been locked away in storage for many years, preserving bodies that are basically rust-free.
Blowing on their wooden train whistles, half a dozen children sang railroad songs with Pat Baker at the third-annual Easton Historical Society Train Day. The event is a way for children to learn more about trains and the town’s history.
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Easton Historical Society’s Train Day is a draw for kids (The Brockton Enterprise)
Last week, while driving through his hometown of Holyoke and giving me a windshield tour of the city's historic neighborhoods, by chance Craig Della Penna spotted a tour bus parked next to the former passenger rail station. Without a second thought, he did a U-turn. There was a model railroad...
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