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Brian Norden

August 24, 2003 11:17AM

Here are two websites that you can look at for museums and other rail heritage sites:
The Association of Railway Museums lists its members on its website. Go to its website and then select Membership - Find a Museum on the left side selection bar. You can search by state. When the search you will need to scroll down the page as the search menu is at the top of the results.
Association of Railway Museums
www.railwaymuseums.org
At the TRAINS Magazine website there is a listing of railroad attractions. If you have not been using a Klambach magazine website you may have to register.
Railroad Attractions Guide
[www.trains.com]
Hope that this helps with your trip planning.
Brian Norden
board member
Association of Railway Museums

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museums in the south?	South Park	August 24, 2003 01:27AM
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Two on-line sources of information	Brian Norden	August 24, 2003 11:17AM
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