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2010 TRAIN Convention in Alamosa, Colorado
November 3rd to 7th, 2010
The host is the San Luis & Rio Grande Railroad
Sunday Oct 31st and Monday November 1st - ESC meetings
Monday November 1st to Wednesday November 3rd - Pre-convention trips and activities
Wednesday November 3rd - Opening reception
Thursday November 4th - Seminars and vendor exhibits
Friday November 5th - TRAIN board meeting. Seminars and vender exhibits
Saturday November 6th - Train ride to La Veta over La Veta Pass. Banquet at Inn of the Rio Grande
Sunday November 7th- TRAIN Board Meeting
Additional Details (pdf file)
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The TRAIN Board of Directors is working with ARM (the Association of Railway Museums)
to find new ways to collaborate and to provide better member service.
Visit the ARM web site here:

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October 2009 issue of TRAINLINE now available online!
October 2009
(23 mb pdf file)
Back Issues of TRAINLINE 2009, 2008 and 2007 |
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TRAIN News Blog
Our new blog is now online, with breaking news and information for the tourist railroad industry.
Members are encouraged to submit news and information.
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TRAIN Photo Gallery
Convention photos and photos from our members.
TRAIN members may post photos. Show off your operation, equipment, latest project, special events or anything else related to tourist railways.
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TRAIN Discussion Forum
The TRAIN discussion forum is available online.
Anyone may read the forum, TRAIN members can post messages and photos.
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TRAIN Mission statement
Our mission is to foster the development and operation of tourist
railways and museums and the free exchange amongst members of
research data. The Tourist Railway Association, Incorporated (TRAIN),
is a nonprofit corporation serving its members, railroads, railway
museums, clubs, tourist railroads, product and services suppliers,
railroad publishers, private car owners, excursion operators,
and all others interested in tourist railways. TRAIN is the only
trade association created to represent the broad spectrum of "creative
railroading."
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