Another holiday, another chance for NELUG to display


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It's St. Patrick's Day and Evacuation Day this weekend. In between parades and corn beef dinners, why not come to see our latest display? NELUG will be exhibiting at the Greenberg Toy and Train Show at the Shriner's Autidorium in Wilmington, MA. The show runs from 10:00 to 4:00 Saturday and Sunday.

For more information go to the Shriner's website: <a href="http://www.alepposhriners.com/auditorium.html">http://www.alepposhriners.com/auditorium.html</a>;
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What's more romantic than LEGO?


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Okay, so plenty of things are more romantic than LEGO, but LEGO is fun. And trains are romantic, right? So for Valentine's weekend why not see some LEGO trains at the Wenham Museum in Wenham, MA?

This Saturdaty and Sunday, NELUG will have a train display at the museum featuring locomotives, a city, a farm, a castle, a carnival, and maybe a little prehistoric adventure. Come say &quot;Hi&quot; and bring your camera.
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Amherst Railway Show


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Amherst Railway Society Railroad Hobby Show at The Big E

 

On Saturday 30 & Sunday 31 January, NELUG will again display one of its amazing Lego train/city layouts at the Amherst Railway Society Railroad Hobby Show at The Big E Fairground in Springfield, MA. Details about the show can be found on the Amherst Railway Society Railroad Hobby Show website, including show times, admission and parking info. 

 

It'll no doubt be cold, but come on inside where it's a little warmer, and see New England's biggest model train show and the latest novel layout designed by our members.  It'll have different levels, working trains (different trains will run at different times), and a detailed town area with much landscaping in view.  We will, as always, be in the Mallary Complex, in the second half of the building along the main corridor.

 

The show attracts over 20,000 people over the weekend, and is always a great hit.  See you at this great show!

 

* FUN FACT: Lego has produced Lego trains since 1966!

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