The Abilene Society of Model Railroaders (ASMR) was established to promote public awareness and appreciation of Abilene's Railroad heritage, and the important role played by railroads in national and local history.

We are one of only a handful of model railroad clubs in the United States that owns both the land and a building solely dedicated to model railroading.

The mission of the Austin Steam Train Association is to preserve, interpret and re-create the first-hand experience of historic steam-era railroading for the enjoyment and edification of today’s families and the generations to come.

Located in Corpus Christi, Texas, we are a free-lance HO scale model railroad club. The name of our fictional railroad is the Port City Southern, and it represents various parts of the Southern US circa the 60's and 70's.

The East Texas Model Railroad Club, Inc. (ETMRC) is a not–for–profit Texas Corporation established for the association of model railroad hobbyists and committed to the history of railroads in the steam to diesel transition era.

We are a not for profit club bringing together modelers of all scales interested in expanding their knowledge and modeling abilities.

The Houston Area "G" Gaugers is a model railroad club whose members build and operate electric, battery, and live-steam powered trains indoors and in outdoor settings.

The Houston N'Crowd, formed in 1978 to promote a then-new modular model railroading concept, was the first NTrak group to organize in southeast Texas.

The Houston Area Live Steamers is devoted to live steam modeling: from locomotives, to stationary engines, to tractors and boats, with a particular emphasis on model trains large enough to ride.

The Houston Tinplate Operators Society (HTOS), is an organization of O gauge train modelers whose principal interests range from true tinplate (pre & postwar) to near-scale 3-rail operation.