Saturday, November 19, 2022 (continued)
After lunch, it was time to visit the
National Toy Train Museum, which is also the headquarters of the Train Collectors Association.
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National Toy Train Museum (1997, late 19C Victorian style) |
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National Toy Train Museum weathervane |
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Tamiko with a 7-1/4"-scale New York Central & Hudson River Railroad 4-4-0 Tender Steam Locomotive |
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Another scale, the Buddy "L" Outdoor Railroad (est 1921) is a 3-1/4"-gauge |
The National Toy Train Museum has one of the largest collections of toy trains in the world, with models on display from the 1800s through the present day, plus all accessories.
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TCA Reserve Collection with Dorfan and Knapp brands (KSS) |
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The oldest toy train I identified: Fallow #400 Steam Locomotive "Columbia" (c 1870s), a tin floor toy |
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The CM-25 Flying Scotsman, a one-of-a-kind Commemorative Set (c 1969), toured the United States |
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Märklin Central Station (c 1903) |
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Märklin Wonderwheel (c 1956) demonstrated the traction of Märklin HO locomotives, which by running on the inside track powered the wheel to turn |
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Children's train ride-on toys |
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O-gauge model railroad layout; at the museum trains ran for short periods of time when a spectator pressed a button; buttons also activated things like the hot air balloon |
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Popular these days is to have a drive-in movie theater using a mobile phone or small tablet for the screen |
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Here also it was periodically night time; this O-gauge display features Department 56 buildings (KSS) |
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The Lego model train layout with a modern double-deck commuter car |
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A vineyard in the Lego model train layout |
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The train set up around the Christmas tree |
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HO-gauge layout with a roundhouse |
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HO-gauge Mail Pouch advertisement barn (KSS) |
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See who is patronizing the donut shop! (KSS) |
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Yet some of the police force is at work, perhaps frisking an alleged shoplifter |
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This is the logging compound of the American Flyer S-gauge |
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One display case was full of Circus Trains |
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Americana section of the Large-scale or G-scale layout, which was popular for use in outdoor gardens |
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Lionel Standard Gauge Roundhouse |
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The Standard Gauge layout featured the Blue Comet Train and the Pink Model Train/Girls' Set |
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O-gauge City Hall maybe? |
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Vintage model buildings |
Next: The National Dog Show.
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