We are always interested in talking to model railroaders, even if they don't want to join the club.

The Club was created in 1950 and originally began a layout in a storefront in the Ingleside district. In 1961 the building the club occupied was sold, and the Club was offered space in the basement of the Randall Museum, where it has been since.

The members of the Lancaster and Northwestern Railroad Club in the high desert Antelope Valley of California are devoted primarily to modeling and operation in garden scale.

The Los Angeles Model Railroad Society (LAMRS) is a non-profit California corporation made up of a diverse group of model railroad enthusiasts of many ages, professions and backgrounds.

The Napa Valley Model Railroad Historical Society was formed in 1955 for the purposes of constructing an HO Scale layout and to advance the hobby of model railroading in the Napa Valley and surrounding areas.

The North County Model Railroad Society is a not-for-profit benefit corporation whose mission is to share the hobby of model railroading.

The trains we operate sometimes mix eras or locations, so it is not uncommon to see a steam-powered train operating on the layout at the same time as a modern diesel-powered intermodal lashup.

N-TRAK was started by a group of modelers who were trying to promote model railroading and who felt that the best way to model a complete scene is with 'N' Scale (1:160).

RLS is pleased to offer thousands of people an opportunity to see, hear, and smell what steam locomotion is all about.