This car barn is being built for a group of club members to store the rolling stock and locos.

Originally this water tank sat near the club house, but was only a decoration. Over the years, it had fallen into very poor condition. Randy and Jeff took it home and did a complete rebuild of it and turned it into a working take with internal plastic liner. They also ran pipe to put water […]

This personal storage building was built by local Amish for a group of the club members to store their personal cars and locomotives.

Steve and Paul P begin the process of building a car barn for their collection. Eventually it will be five tracks wide and 36' long. This is the installation of the turnout from the mainline to serve it.

This 5 track turnout is made using a pair of 3 way stub switches. The turnout was designed by Guy W and completed by Ken C.

The Boy Scouts took the project to remove the brickwork of the grade crossing from the parking lot to the station. The crossing used to have a bend in the middle between the tracks. They improved it to a single straight line. This was a better flow for foot traffic and also made it simpler […]

This project was funded by members of the 4.75" gauge users. It holds enough ballast to fill about 12 ballast cars. That's enough for a day's worth of track maintenance. Steve and Paul P provided the design and construction of the hopper.