Display on how the railroad changed life in the Tri-Valley
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From Signals to Switches
Valley Railroad History
At the Museum On Main Street
by the Amador-Livermore Valley Historical Society and
Pacific Locomotive Association
Open 11am to 4pm Wednesday through Saturday
1pm to 4pm Sunday
603 Main Street, Pleasanton
925(462-2766
From May 1 to September 12, 2004, the Museum on
Main Street in Pleasanton has a display on railroads in the valley.
Each month there will be a separate Model Railroad on display:
May - European Train Enthusiasts
June - Bay Area Lego User Group
July - Golden Gate Lionel Model
RR Club
August - Bay Area FreeMo Model RR Club
Display on how the railroad changed life in the Tri-Valley
Models of Southern Pacific Trains
Steam powered model railroad on display in front of the Museum on
May 1. These engines are actually steam powered, with small boilers.
They are radio controlled, using equipment built for radio controlled airplanes
A closeup of the engine