While nasty weather loomed, the North Olympic Peninsula Railroaders' annual Train Show chugged along on Saturday and Sunday.
While nasty weather loomed, the North Olympic Peninsula Railroaders’ annual Train Show chugged along on Saturday and Sunday.
Organizers estimate at least 350 people visited the Sequim Prairie Grange on Oct. 15-16 for the club’s 17th annual event.
It featured a few live tracks with running model trains, wooden trains, giveaways and dozens of vendors.
Next year, club members intend to have more of their railway replica of the North Olympic Peninsula on display in 2017.
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