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Connecticut - Valley HO Trak Model Railroad Club
On Thanksgiving weekend in 1987, three model railroaders built HO modules and brought them to a train show that was sponsored by a local church and Valley NTrak. A full day of switching on these three modules attracted fifteen more modelers to join the original three and form a new modular model railroad club.
The members had varied backgrounds. Members are primarily from Fairfield and New Haven Counties. Our membership is open to those who meet the basic requirement that each member build an operating module within 6 months, which will be part of our operating layout. As faces and names have changed over the years, we remain a group of modeler who are growing, building new skills, and sharing our enjoyment of the hobby within and beyond the borders of our club.
Site Details/More Info: URL: http://www.valleyhotrak.com/index.html (Added: 26-Sep-2014)
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Connecticut - Valley N-Trak
Oxford, CT- Valley N-Trak is a non-profit organization of model railroad enthusiasts promoting the N scale module concept as a viable operational system. The club was established in 1976 with five members meeting in the basement of a local hobby store. We now hold informal organizational and construction meetings once a month at members' homes. Present membership is approximately 30. Membership is open to all with the only requirements being $10.00 annual dues, and that you build an operating module within 1 year.
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Connecticut - Valley N-Trak
Valley N-Trak is a non-profit organization of model railroad enthusiasts promoting the N scale module concept as a viable operational system. The club was established in 1976 with five members meeting in the basement of a local hobby store. We now hold monthly informal organizational and construction meetings as posted above. Present membership is approximately 30. Membership is open to all with the only requirements being $10.00 annual dues, and that you build an operating module within 1 year.
Site Details/More Info: URL: http://www.ctvntrak.com/ (Added: 01-Oct-2014)
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Maine - Eastern Maine Model Railroad Club
East Orland, ME - The EMMRC is a Non-Profit 501-C organization with 30+ members. We are located in East Orland Maine in a building which we own, and we meet Monday evenings. Visitors and new members are always welcome. E-Mail us for details.
Our layout is in the early scenery stage, and we have elected to use DCC as our operating system. For further information about the club, and our unique collection of custom decorated freight cars, visit our website.
Site Details/More Info: URL: http://emmrc.freeyellow.com/ (Added: 30-Sep-2014)
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Maine - Great Falls Model Railroad Club
Lewiston, ME - Great Falls Model Railroad Club of Lewiston and Auburn, Maine.
Our purpose is to help promote model railroading as a hobby and an opportunity for community outreach. The club’s main focus is to help educate, not only from our members’ knowledge of model railroading but also for the public’s safety at railroad crossings and on railroad right-of-way areas through our involvement in Operation Lifesaver.
We are a 501c(3) organization so donations are tax-deductible.
Site Details/More Info: URL: http://www.greatfallsmodelrrclub.org/ (Added: 30-Sep-2014)
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Maine - MaiNe Track
Southern Maine - MaiNe Track is an N-Scale modular group in Southern Maine. The modules are built following our own unique standards. This allows for modules to be setup together in a variety of ways, but each module will match each other exactly. We are an informal group, meeting at members houses in a round robin fashion. As a group we will be attending and operating at a variey of model railroad shows in the area. See our schedule for a list of places and times. MaiNe Track, although consisting of one group, is designed to have various groups in various parts of the state. If interested in joining our group, or are interested in starting a group in your area, contact us for more info.
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Maine - MaiNe Track Club Page
Welcome to the MaiNe Track Club Page.
MaiNe Track is an N-Scale modular group in Southern Maine. The modules are built following our own unique standards. This allows for modules to be setup together in a variety of ways, but each module will match each other exactly. We are an informal group, meeting at members houses in a round robin fashion. As a group we will be attending and operating at a variey of model railroad shows in the area. See our schedule for a list of places and times. MaiNe Track, although consisting of one group, is designed to have various groups in various parts of the state. If interested in joining our group, or are interested in starting a group in your area, contact us for more info.
While creative freedom is a trademark of MaiNe Track, there are certain limitations to the construction of the modules to ensure compatibility and trouble free operation. These are described in the following module standards.
MaiNe Track has an on-line discussion group you can join! Although created initially for the members of the group, the list has now been expanded to include discussion topics offered by other Maine area N-Scale enthusiasts.
Site Details/More Info: URL: http://www.nenscale.org/MaiNeTrack/index.html (Added: 13-Jan-2017)
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Maine - The Maine S Gaugers
The Maine S Gaugers -
"An active but informal group of 1/64 model railroading enthusiasts in the State of Maine." Our membership includes American Flyer operators and collectors, Hi-railers, and S-SCalers.
We meet regularly the second Saturday of every month at our member's homes. We like to keep our meets informal and use them as an opportunity to share ideas and new projects, have an operating session, or just visit a member's collection.
We publish a monthly newsletter to keep members up to date on what is going on within the club and what is new in S gauge. We welcome all S gauge model railroaders to our club.
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Massachusetts - Bay State Model Railroad Museum
Roslindale, MA - The Bay State Model Railroad Museum was originally established in 1968 in Roslindale, MA as an O and HO Scale oriented model railroad club including both trolley and narrow gauge on the HO, and railroad and trolley on the O scale. In late 1977 we were evicted from that space. As an organization, we elected to try to continue our existence and bought a rather run down building also in the Roslindale section of Boston. It took better than a year of back-breaking work, largely completed by members, to rehabilitate our building to support our club. We also had to recruit, manage, and evict commercial tenants, pay taxes, insurance, maintenance, etc. All were activities well beyond the expectations of members who had originally joined the club to build railroads and to run their trains. That transition is documented in an article appearing in the April 1982 Model Railroader Magazine entitled "Moving the Mountains".
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Massachusetts - Bristol S Gauge Railroaders
The Bristol Club is centered in Eastern Massachusetts, with members in MA, NH, ME, CT and RI. We meet monthly in members homes, to talk about trains and play with the host's layout. Membership is open to anyone with an interest in S scale railroading, and a desire to share that interest with others. Formed in 1948, we believe we are the longest running S scale club in America!
Members are interested in most branches of S scale, including, but not limited to, Scale, Narrow Gauge (Sn3 and Sn2), Hi-Rail, and American Flyer operating and collecting. Our major goals are to learn from each other and have fun doing it.
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