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Amherst Railway Society April 17, 2001 Meeting Announcement
The next meeting of the Amherst Railway Society will be Tuesday April 17, 2001, 8:00 P.M., at the Amherst Middle School.
A Century of Canadian National as Modeled in HO
by Dave Geisler
This slide show will spotlight the chronological evolution of locos, rolling stock, paint schemes, and interesting oddities that have appeared on the CN since the late 19th century. This will also include the major U.S. subsidiaries e.g. Grand Trunk, Grand Trunk Western, and pre-CN amalgamation fallen flags including Canadian Northern, Grand Trunk Pacific, and Intercolonial Railway of Canada.
Dave Geisler has been RR modeling since 1955. Having been raised in the Detroit area in the '50s, he witnessed the transition era from steam to diesel. He now lives in Meriden, CT. Dave's models have often won "Best in Show" awards.
April 28, 2001 Appreciation Luncheon for Amherst Railway Society
The Chester Foundation has invited the society to a luncheon in honor of the contributions we have made to the Foundation. Please contact Doug Moore at or prior to the meeting if you plan to attend as we need a count.
Sunday July 22, 2001
Amherst Railway Society appreciation day at the Shelburne Falls Trolley Museum.
Amherst Railway Society is looking for a new Treasurer! Due to the increase in his own business, David Royce has informed the board he will not be continuing in the position of Treasurer. If anyone is interested in becoming Treasurer, please contact one of the Officers or Board Members. The position of Treasurer is an important one, and David has served us well.
Steamtown Sarari June 2 & 3, 2001! This is a great trip to Steamtown in Scranton, PA. We should once again have our own private business car for the train ride. For more info, see Doug Moore or call 413-436-7071.

The Northeast Sustainable Energy Association is looking for donations of the following items for display in their caboose museum in Greenfield:
1. American Flyer or Lionel train set.
2. Dining car china from Boston & Maine or New Haven Railroad.
3. Conductor or Brakeman's uniform.
If anyone has items they would like to donate, contact Sandy Thomas at (413)774-6053 or nesea@nesea.org.
For trip information, please call 413-436-7071.
This page was updated ond: Tuesday, April 3, 2001
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