The Anthracite Model Railroad Society invites people to its annual summer open house, which will continue this Saturday and Sunday at 1056 Hanover Court, Hazleton Township, between Peace and James ...

One of the greatest strengths of model railroading is the diverse, multifaceted nature of the hobby. History, woodworking, ...

The Train Town HO scale train model runs with the room lights off, simulating night in Brookford. Wade Warren was a Brookford resident and the creator of Train Town.

We are working on a new special issue! Classic Toy Trains’ next special interest publication features 14 layouts you can visit across the United States, from the The Choo Choo Barn, the Chicagoland ...

A detailed HO-scale modular layout presented by The CATS (Clovis Area Train Society), showcased in the Legacy of the Wind Mural Room. Interactive exhibits and hands-on play areas for kids The ...

LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - The Lubbock Model Railroad Association (LMRA) and the American Windmill Museum (AWM) have announced the return of the 2025 Summer Model Train Show. It will take place Tuesday, ...

Local News Train strikes Fort Wayne family on Ohio railroad bridge, killing 3 who were out on fishing trip Officials said it's not clear whether the train hit all four or whether some may have jumped ...

FREMONT, Ohio (AP) — Two women and a 5-year-old girl died after a train struck the family members while they were on a railroad bridge over a northern Ohio river, authorities said Monday. Crews ...

The secret exit is going away. Unmarked, the Highway 101 offramp that leads to Los Patos Way is set to get erased along with the Union Pacific Railroad ...

With origins dating back a century, HO scale trains have grown into the most popular model train scale in the world. Model trains first appeared in the late 19th century as simple tinplate toys, often ...

The Maine Central Model Railroad is the state of Maine’s largest HO-scale model railroad.

The Maine Central Model Railroad is the state of Maine’s largest HO-scale model railroad. The exhibit originated from the home of Helen and Harold “Buz” Beal, from Jonesport.