Southeastern Railway Museum Model Railroad Days

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Southeastern Railway Museum Model Railroad Days

Time: August 4, 2023 at 10am to August 5, 2023 at 4pm
Location: The Southeastern Railway Museum
Street: 3595 Buford Highway
City/Town: Duluth, GA 30096
Website or Map: https://www.train-museum.org/…
Phone: 770-476-2013
Event Type: model, railroad, car, show
Latest Activity: Jul 26, 2023

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The museum will host an assortment of visiting Model RR layouts for this two-day event. Visiting and exploring is included in museum admission. We will be welcoming North Georgia Modurail and the Georgia Garden Railway Society! These clubs will be setting up layouts and running trains throughout the event. The Southeastern Railway Museum is a stop on the Piedmont Pilgrimage. Also available: Hand car rides Rides on historic standard-gauge and miniature trains Refreshments

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