National Capital Trolley Museum

THIS QUIET HOUR IS RESERVED FOR OUR YOUNG GUESTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS

Imagine you are a little kid walking into an auditorium and seeing and hearing eight model trains running at the same time. 

First you will see one of your old friends, Thomas the Train whirling around the track, trailed by other familiar faces such as Claribel and Annie. And there, just ahead, is the LEGO train that offers new and creative opportunities to young rail enthusiasts.

Youngsters will become familiar with different scales of model trains. They will see a running  N-Scale, HO layout, O-scale, and a G-scale layout. They will see operating examples of rare older model trains and exciting accessories. How about an opportunity for the younger kids to play with wooden trains on a large table-top layout?

Imagine you are a little kid walking into an auditorium and seeing and hearing eight model trains running at the same time.

First you will see one of your old friends, Thomas the Train whirling around the track, trailed by other familiar faces such as Claribel and Annie. And there, just ahead, is the LEGO train that offers new and creative opportunities to young rail enthusiasts.

Youngsters will become familiar with different scales of model trains. They will see a running  N-Scale, HO layout, O-scale, and a G-scale layout. They will see operating examples of rare older model trains and exciting accessories. How about an opportunity for the younger kids to play with wooden trains on a large table-top layout?

Imagine you are a little kid walking into an auditorium and seeing and hearing eight model trains running at the same time.

First you will see one of your old friends, Thomas the Train whirling around the track, trailed by other familiar faces such as Claribel and Annie. And there, just ahead, is the LEGO train that offers new and creative opportunities to young rail enthusiasts.

Youngsters will become familiar with different scales of model trains. They will see a running  N-Scale, HO layout, O-scale, and a G-scale layout. They will see operating examples of rare older model trains and exciting accessories. How about an opportunity for the younger kids to play with wooden trains on a large table-top layout?

Imagine you are a little kid walking into an auditorium and seeing and hearing eight model trains running at the same time.

First you will see one of your old friends, Thomas the Train whirling around the track, trailed by other familiar faces such as Claribel and Annie. And there, just ahead, is the LEGO train that offers new and creative opportunities to young rail enthusiasts.

Youngsters will become familiar with different scales of model trains. They will see a running  N-Scale, HO layout, O-scale, and a G-scale layout. They will see operating examples of rare older model trains and exciting accessories. How about an opportunity for the younger kids to play with wooden trains on a large table-top layout?

Imagine you are a little kid walking into an auditorium and seeing and hearing eight model trains running at the same time.

First you will see one of your old friends, Thomas the Train whirling around the track, trailed by other familiar faces such as Claribel and Annie. And there, just ahead, is the LEGO train that offers new and creative opportunities to young rail enthusiasts.

Youngsters will become familiar with different scales of model trains. They will see a running  N-Scale, HO layout, O-scale, and a G-scale layout. They will see operating examples of rare older model trains and exciting accessories. How about an opportunity for the younger kids to play with wooden trains on a large table-top layout?

Imagine you are a little kid walking into an auditorium and seeing and hearing eight model trains running at the same time.

First you will see one of your old friends, Thomas the Train whirling around the track, trailed by other familiar faces such as Claribel and Annie. And there, just ahead, is the LEGO train that offers new and creative opportunities to young rail enthusiasts.

Youngsters will become familiar with different scales of model trains. They will see a running  N-Scale, HO layout, O-scale, and a G-scale layout. They will see operating examples of rare older model trains and exciting accessories. How about an opportunity for the younger kids to play with wooden trains on a large table-top layout?