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SKAGWAY, ALASKA, September 3-10, 2015. Photo
Freights at White Pass & Yukon Railroad. Eight days of chartered trains, four with steam. See web page for details. Admission: $3999.00 for all eight days including accomodation. Contact Richard Reiff, Doug Cummings, Adrian Palmer at (604) 444-3506 or visit
http://www.extra2200south.com FORT BRAGG, CALIFORNIA, June 7, 2015.
Rio Grande: Crest of the Continent
Photographer’s Special at California Western Railroad at foot of Laurel Street. Climb aboard the Photographer’s Special and enjoy a day of capturing the Skunk Train’s steam locomotive in staged photo run-bys. Barbecue lunch served at Northspur. Reservations required, purchase tickets online. Fares: Adults $109.00, Children $89.00. Cab Rides $200.00. Contact us at (707) 964-6371 or visit our web site at
http://www.skunktrain.com UNION, ILLINOIS, July 18-19, 2015. Diesel Days at
Illinois Railway Museum, 7000 Olson Road. Vintage diesels will pass in review at the depot. Take a ride on a coach train and a caboose train pulled by one of these powerful giants. Many great photo opportunities for the diesel fan! Admission: $14.00 Adults, $10.00 Children, $50 Family. Contact (815) 923-4000 or visit
http://www.irm.org KENNEBUNKPORT, MAINE, July
12, 2015. Moxie
Day at Seashore Trolley Museum. Come and see the Moxie model railroad and all kinds of Moxie memorabilia. Haven’t had a taste of Moxie before? Give it a try and take a sip of Maine’s official soft drink. Sponsored by the New England Moxie Congress. Admission: $10.00 Adults, $7.50 Children (6-16), $8.00 Seniors (60+). Contact (207) 967-2712 or visit
Rio Grande: Heart of the Rockies $79.95 ea.
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https://www.trolleymuseum.org/ MOUNDS VIEW, MINNESOTA, June 24-27, 2015.
Friends of the Burlington Northern Railroad Annual Convention at AmericInn Hotel and Suites Mounds View, 2200 Highway 10. Railfan BNSF St. Croix Sub. Visit North Metro Model Railroad Club. Tours include restored St. Paul Union Station, James J. Hill Mansion, MRM Jackson Street Roundhouse. Enjoy member slide show, banquet with guest speaker, and more. See web site for details. Registration: $50.00. Contact Larry Stephens at (607) 732-7942 or visit
http://fobnr.org DUMONT, NEW JERSEY, June 6, 2015. “Riding the
Rails Through History” at The Dumont Arboretum, West Shore Ave. The event
includes historical
displays of train structures and buildings. Professional locomotive engineers will be on hand to answer questions on our current rail system. See original documents from the West Shore Railroad. Enjoy operating model railroads. Hosted by: Dumont Shade Tree Commission. Admission: Free. Contact Michael Kuhn at (201) 956-3918 or visit
http://www.dumontshadetree.org ROCHESTER, NEW YORK, June 20-21, 2015. Father’s
Day Trains at Rochester & Genesee Valley Railroad Museum, 282 Rush-Scottsville Road. Our opening weekend features special Father’s Day Trains! Bring Dad out for a ride on our restored freight train cabooses pulled by a vintage diesel. Tour our museum grounds, see our extensive collection of rolling stock. All trains depart from Industry Depot off Route 251. Admission: $10.00 Adults, $8.00 Youth and Seniors. Call (585) 533-1431 or visit
http://www.rochestertrainrides.com
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