Auburn Heights Steam Museum | O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum

Carey WilliamsOGR Forum Member

Hello Tin Plate fans ..and trains in general .

Glad you enjoyed the photos from Roadside America....The day before I was riding a 1870 Velocipede recreating the Wheelmen founders ride of 1967 ..one of our stops along the ride was the Auburn Heights Steam Museum ..just on the PA / DE border .

Please see link for more info

http://auburnheights.org/

The museum is world famous for it's collection of Stanley Steamers ... but Thomas Marshall was a life long train fan . So around his estate is a 7 1/4" railroad with two Northerns, a Class D 15" 1905 Cagney , 3 1/2" steamer , a standard gauge layout , and a wonderful Delker inspired spiral tower in O gauge .

Check out the website for Steam days .

Cheers Carey

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looks like a great place.

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