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2008 Clamshell Railroad Days
The Columbia Pacific Heritage Museum in Ilwaco, Washington hosts a model train show and swap meet during Ilwaco's annual Clamshell Railroad Days in July. The show is organized by the Peninsula Model Railroad Club, which built the museum's permanent model railroad display depicting the historic Long Beach Peninsula. The show includes layouts displayed by the club and visiting layouts and vendors.
This Lego layout was also on display and could be operated by children.
Southwest Washington Model Railroaders
The following video shows some of the above layouts in action.
Longview, Kelso & Rainier Model Railroad Club
On Saturday morning the LK&R layout had a Burlington Northern theme.
The following video shows a Burlington Northern grain train and freight train running on the LK&R layout.
Saturday afternoon, the LK&R layout was switched to Union Pacific steam.
The following video shows a Union Pacific 4-8-8-4 Big Boy with a freight train and my Union Pacific streamlined passenger train on the LK&R layout.
On Sunday, the LK&R layout operated with Southern Pacific steam & early diesel power for most of the day.
Southern Pacific GS-4 Daylight 4-8-4 #4452 on the LK&R mainline.
The following video shows Southern Pacific steam locomotives and Great Northern's streamlined Empire Builder running on the LK&R layout.
Also See:
Longview, Kelso & Rainier: Old Layout 2007 LK&R Train Show & Swap Meet 2007 Three Rivers Mall Model Train Show 2007 World's Greatest Hobby on Tour 2006 LK&R Train Show & Swap Meet 2006 Great American Train Show 2005 Great American Train Show 2000 Great American Train Show 1998 Great American Train Show Columbia Gorge Model Railroad Club Corvallis Society of Model Engineers
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