Individuality and creativity can be exciting when designing a switching yard, service area, industrial complex, agricultural area, or snaking the mainlines though a remote mountain pass. Our club has two regularly scheduled meetings each month. Click here for maps showing both these locations . Several of our club members are active on the Internet, and a few have established sites on the World Wide Web that reflect some of their explorations into the history of various aspects of prototype and model railroading. Galen Gallimore's Blue Ridge Connection site describes, among other things, how a modeler of the Eastern US coal hauling railroad can get enamored of a bit of the Santa Fe railroad.
Membership is open .
You are welcome to be our guest at any regular business meeting. Applications and printed copies of the By-laws and standards can be picked up there, and you can get an idea about how you might fit into the club's activities. After that, members are usually accepted by a majority vote of the active members present at the next regular business meeting. Active members participate in the regular business meetings. You may select either class of membership as desired.