Today we will meet two of Twilight Junction's younger citizens. A pair of kids growing up in a town full of history. It was close to sundown on this early January day. Twilight Junction's history center is open on weekends for the benefit of tourists and the town's children. Children are encouraged to explore the exhibits.
Admission is free, but the center gladly takes donations.
The Old Towne Theatre occupies a unique place in Twilight Junction's past. The town didn't have a motion picture theatre until sometime in the 1940's. During the Great Depression and the times leading up to WW II, the Old Towne Theatre was the social gathering place for people in town. Local students and an amateur theatre troupe performed plays and skits for the benefit of the town's people. The one road leading to and from Twilight Junction was designed to carry only slow moving trucks that carried equipment to help build the rails.