Any Fourm Members, (or any train "things" or shops to do) in the Columbus OH area?

There are 4 hobby shops in the area around High St in the Worthington part of town. Google hobby shops and get directions. Two are train stores. One is almost all O, the other multi scale. The other two have trains but are general hobby too. 

The Ohio Railway museum is also nearby.....again Google. I have not been there in 15 years.....so not sure what is going on now.  

My daughter works near the Ohio RR Museum, we've never had the time to stop there. The pics I've seen show a lot of rust. 

Moody Street is in Columbus, but I've never been there.

Several tin plate shops have come and gone in the Columbus area...The Blue Caboose

was once the location for used tinplate.  Closed some years ago, as have two others

I can think of...one in a small town NE of the city, and another in a mall on the west

bypass, plus another north of town that opened when the Blue Caboose closed, but was not open long.  Two other general hobby shops have vanished in the last decades.  Is the "Ohio RR Museum" that museum north of downtown that once had a section of track they ran interurban rides on?  I rode that decades ago, but thought they lost that track and I have not been by there in years, either.  Had forgotten about it.  There

is a tinplate shop now on Indianola Ave. that parallels I-71 just to the west.

That may be "Moody St." trains.  That street has one general hobby shop north of

that and was the location of Blue Caboose.  None of this sounds like a positive trend.

If you go to the Lionel Web site and do a search for Authorized Lionel Dealers and pick the state of Ohio, there are 63 authorized dealers listed in the State.  Six with addresses in Columbus.  I could list the names here for your convenience, but the Forum Police will remove and modify the posting.

Thanks for all the replies. But are there any Forum members in the Columbus area? My email is in my profile if you are in that area. Thanks,

Nickstrains.