2 GREAT ATTRACTIONS, 1 LOW PRICE


Horseshoe Curve / Railroaders Memorial Museum Same Day Admission - $11


The visitor center details the challenges, design and construction of the World Famous Horseshoe Curve


Come see the newly cleared view shed Ride the funicular or walk the steps to the top Picnic tables at the top allow leisurely train watching


Visit the newly constructed roundhouse Three full floors of interactive exhibits Relax and enjoy two historic films in the theater Visit our gift shop for one-of-a-kind souvenirs


Horseshoe Curve RAILROAD & MUSEUM CHEHALIS-CENTRALIA REGULAR SEASON


MAY 27 - AUG 27 SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS


SEPT 2 - SEPT 30 SATURDAYS ONLY


TRAINS &TRAVEL


Visit our website for details www.traintrips.biz


* Two Exciting Rail Tours to Cuba


* Europe: Poland-Czech Republic- Austria-Wales-Switzerland & More


* Africa: South Africa-Zimbabwe * China


* USA: Private Rail Car Trips


P.O. Box 312 • PORTOLA, CA 96122 1-800-359-4870 • (530) 836-1944


OKEFENOKEE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE “If you like trains, you will love Folkston!” MAKE YOUR


NEXT ADVENTURE A MOUNTAINRAIL ADVENTURE!


1500 Glenn White Road Altoona, PA 16601


Railroaders Memorial Museum


1300 Ninth Avenue Altoona, PA 16602


www.railroadcity.com 1-888-4-ALTOONA


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Purchase tickets online at steamtrainride.com


(360) 748-9593 MENTION THIS AD FOR $1 OFF!


Save the Date - Rail Watch April 1, 2017


Located in beautiful downtown Folkston, Georgia


3795 Main Street, Folkston, GA www.folkston.com 912-496-2536


Perfect for families, day trips, or vacations! See website for all excursion options.


CALL: 866.820.9487 • MTN-RAIL.COM


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