Track the past at the Geneva Lake Museum
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See Thomas the Tank Engine represented at the Geneva Lake Museum.
LAKE GENEVA — Enjoy a free family train day at the Geneva Lake Museum next Saturday, Feb. 16. Track the Past will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. featuring train memorabilia and operating train layouts.
Kids of all ages will enjoy seeing a wide variety of train gauges and layouts, including a prewar standard gauge, a 0 gauge circus theme, a static P.O.W. train display, 027 gauge layout, S gauge layout and S gauge helix layout.
Or look through vintage books and train memorabilia.
Every child’s favorite — Thomas the Tank Engine — will be represented. The fictional steam locomotive inspired interest in trains for many children since the character first appeared in “The Railway” series of books. Later it was turned into a television series.
Children will have fun learning about trains with an accompanying adult during this one-day event.
Admission is by donation. The museum is located at 255 Mill St., Lake Geneva. For more information, call (262) 248-6060 or go to www.genevalakemuseum.org.
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Feb 8, 2013 at 6:22 a.m.
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lets see maby they will have pics. of crews raising the old lake geneva depot what a disgrace, who and why did our city let that happen, such a beautiful and history rich building gone for what a tooth depot, some citys save history this one destroys it i hope they are proud of what they did so wrong.could have been many many $$$$. sad is it not!!!!
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