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Toy Train Expo -- Page 2, Photos

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Contents This Page:

1. Overall View Of Layout Room (below)
2. One-Inch Live Steam - Bob Hepler w/Jim Waterman (below)
3. HO Gauge - Paul Derr (below)
4. O Gauge - Ralph Keller (below)
5. O gauge - Larry Keller (below)
6. Large Scale, Amusement Rides, & Villages - Barbara Wurster (below)
7. Stationary Steam Engines - Lloyd Wurster (below)
8. Standard Gauge & Large Scale - Jack Whiting (below)
9. Large Scale - Tony Ferraro & Frank Ulman (below)
10. Train Races & Thomas Room - Will Huffman & Staff (below)
11. HO Gauge - Corey Knode (below)
12. HO Gauge - John Bubb (below)
13. S Gauge & N Gauge - Jim Ingram w/Granville Derr & Milton Sholley - (below)
14. Marx O Gauge - Bill Lantz (below)
15. One Half Inch Scale Wood Model - Richard Dill (below)
16. Hospitality People (below)

Notes

Order Of Photos: These photos are ordered as you would have seen the displays by travelling clockwise around the room.
The official Society website is at www.lycoming.org/LCHSMuseum/
- There is a photo of the downstairs Shempp train collection on the above museum website at www.lycoming.org/LCHSMuseum/Frontier5.htm
This show is done yearly, as a two-day entertainment event for the local community. Proceeds from the door admission are donated to the Historical Socity.
- The event is organized by volunteer Will Huffman of Williamsport.
- The photos on this page are from the 2000 event, which is the 10th Annual occurrence.
Credits:
- Thanks to Bruce Buckle and 8 of his students from Montoursville High School, for setting up the empty tables, and lifting the heavy One Inch Scale live steam train onto the tables.
- Thanks for Don Lucas of the Pennsylvania College Of Technology for loaning and delivering approximately 50 tables.
- And of course, thanks to all the exhibitors for setting up and operating their train displays.
  - As you browse these photos, think about the number of manhours that went into creating all these displays.

1. Overall View Of Layout Room

2. One-Inch Live Steam - Bob Hepler w/Jim Waterman

Engine owned by Bob Hepler of Williamsport, cars owned by Jim Waterman of Wellsboro -- all were built by Bob Hepler

3. HO Gauge - Paul Derr

4. O Gauge - Ralph Keller

This layout uses Lionel Command Control for all trains and all accessories

5. O gauge - Larry Keller

6. Large Scale, Amusement Rides, & Villages - Barbara Wurster

7. Stationary Steam Engines - Lloyd Wurster

8. Standard Gauge & Large Scale - Jack Whiting

9. Large Scale - Tony Ferraro & Frank Ulman

10. Train Races & Thomas Room - Will Huffman & Staff

Thomas The Tank Engine

Train Race Platform

11. HO Gauge - Corey Knode

12. HO Gauge - John Bubb

13. S Gauge & N Gauge - Jim Ingram w/ Granville Derr & Milton Sholley

The laptop computer is a system designed by Fred Cupp that uses a Quickbasic program to control a North Coast DCC system to automatically "ramp" the outer loop's speed up and down.