New Jersey model railroad club seeking new home

The Garden State Central Model Railroad Club is Leaving our headquarters of 35 years in Asbury Park due to the sale of the building. We are looking to relocate...

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The Garden State Central Model Railroad Club is Leaving our headquarters of 35 years in Asbury Park due to the sale of the building. We are looking to relocate to a home where a new museum quality display can be built and opened for the general public on select days. It will just be the second move in the 46 year history of the club... Mais

The Garden State Central Model Railroad Club is Leaving our headquarters of 35 years in Asbury Park due to the sale of the building. We are looking to relocate to a home where a new museum quality display can be built and opened for the general public on select days. It will just be the second move in the 46 year history of the club which was founded in 1963 in Long Branch, N.J. See pictures here on our website of our former HO-gauge layout with a 300 foot mainline which traverses four rooms. The railroad featured prototype scenes of the Lehigh Valley, Central Railroad of New Jersey (CNJ), Reading and Erie railroads, modeled after actual places along our route from Scranton, PA to Jersey City, NJ. The layout featured the huge Bethlehem Steel Mill in Bethlehem, PA -- a fantastic model built almost entirely from scratch! Trains roll past the REA building and the infamous Coney Island Texas Weiners in Scranton, past the well-known blue tank in Allentown and call on the docks of Jersey C Menos

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