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  December 20, 2008: Santa’s Workshop in Alexandria, Virginia

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  December 13, 2008: A Christmas to Remember in Purcellville, Virginia

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  November 28-30, 2008: Holiday Festival of Trains at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Museum

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  November 8-9, 2008: 18th Annual Modular Train Display Show in Rockville, Maryland

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  November 1-2, 2008: LEGO® Outlet in Woodbridge, Virginia

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  October 18, 2008: Autumn Adventure in Reston, Virginia

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  October 4, 2008: Oktoberfest in Vienna, Virginia

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  August 23, 2008: Family Fest at Dulles Town Center in Sterling, Virginia

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  August 16, 2008: Annual Peach Festival at Wesley United Methodist Church in Fairfax County, Virginia

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  June 21, 2008: ARCHitecture Day at the National Building Museum in Washington, D.C.

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  June 15, 2008: 27th Annual Alexandria Red Cross Waterfront Festival

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  June 7, 2008: 14th Manassas Heritage Railway Festival

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  May 17-18, 2008: Second Annual Great Brunswick Train Show at the Brunswick Railroad Museum in Brunswick, Maryland

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  April 25-27, 2008: Day Out With Thomas™ at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Museum in Baltimore, Maryland

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  February 23-24, 2008: Greenberg’s Train and Toy Show at The Show Place Arena in Upper Marlboro, Maryland

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  February 2-3, 2007: The Great Scale Model Train Show and Railroad Marketplace at the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium, Maryland

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  December 22, 2007: Santa’s Workshop at the Lyceum in Alexandria, Virginia

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  December 9, 2007: Brambleton Community Association Winter Wonderland at the National Recreation and Park Association Ahrens Institute

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  November 23-25, 2007: Holiday Festival of Trains at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Museum

  A captivated audience.

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  November 10-11, 2007: 17th Annual Modular Train Display Show in Rockville, Maryland

  Another brick in the wall.

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  November 2-4, 2007: LEGO® Outlet in Potomac Mills Mall

  Cargo Train Deluxe 7898 rounds the curve.

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  October 20, 2007: Autumn Adventure in Reston, Virginia

  A Hallowe’en-themed display attracted the attention of those at the festival.

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  September 15-16, 2007: Kids Fest at the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Museum

  Bob found instructions for this impressive locomotive.

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  August 11, 2007: Annual Peach Festival at Wesley United Methodist Church in Fairfax County, Virginia

  Arthur arranges the responding units.

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  June 8-10, 2007: LEGO® Brand Retail Store in Potomac Mills Mall in Woodbridge, Virginia

  Tom provides the signal bridges.

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  June 2, 2007: 13th Manassas Railway Heritage Festival in Manassas, Virginia

  One of several new items of rolling stock from Tom.

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  May 19-20, 2007: The Great Brunswick Train Show in Brunswick, Maryland

  A new locomotive from Bob.

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  April 14-15, 2007: The Great Scale Model Train Show and The All-American Hi-Rail & Collectors Train Show in Timonium, Maryland

  Another GG-1 on our layout.

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  February 24-25, 2007: Great Train Expo in Upper Marlboro, Maryland

  Mike Collaco’s Amtrak Genesis in Northeast Direct (Phase IV) livery awaits the call to service.

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  November 24-26, 2006: Holiday Festival of Trains at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Museum

  On the turntable in a historic building.

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  November 3-5, 2006: LEGO® Outlet in Potomac Mills Mall

  The Holiday Train for 2006 is displayed.

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  October 21, 2006: Autumn Adventure in Reston, Virginia

  A Hallowe’en-themed display attracted the attention of those at the festival.

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  October 7, 2006: LEGO-palooza in Alexandria, Virginia

  The Virginia Railway Express rounds a curve.

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  August 25, 2006: 2006 BrickFest™ in Tysons Corner, Virginia

  Mike’s Amtrak constructions among those riding the rails.

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  July 7-9, 2006: 2006 NMRA National Convention in Philadephia, Pennsylvania

  Bob’s streamliner was one of many creations on display to thousands.

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  June 17, 2006: 16th Annual Taste of the Town in Reston Town Center of Virginia

  A loop with a trolley qualifies as a train display.

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  June 3, 2006: 12th Heritage Manassas Railway Festival in Manassas, Virginia

  An ambitious multi-level layout included Ed Kohl’s light rail loop.

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  May 20, 2006: LEGO-palooza in Alexandria, Virginia

  A local toy store’s promotion attracted enough visitors that eventually we had to raise our plexiglass barriers.

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  April 8-9, 2006: Great Train Expo in Westminster, Maryland
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  April 1-2, 2006: The Great Scale Model Train Show and The All-American Hi-Rail & Collectors Train Show in Timonium, Maryland

  The high-speed train gets a dome car.

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  February 25-26, 2006: Great Train Expo in Upper Marlboro, Maryland

  A mixed freight makes its way.

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  February 11-12, 2006: World’s Greatest Hobby on Tour in Chantilly, Virginia

  Tony’s valley offers a mix of Civil War-era settlement and Thomas the Tank Engine.

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  February 4-5, 2006: The Great Scale Model Train Show and The All-American Hi-Rail & Collectors Train Show in Timonium, Maryland

  Derek’s adaptation of the Santa Fe locomotive in Amtrak livery among those consists awaiting departure.

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  October 8-9, 2005: The Great Scale Model Train Show and The All-American Hi-Rail & Collectors Train Show in Timonium, Maryland

  Bob takes in the large Mount Royal Station and Train Shed.

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  August 12-14, 2005: 2005 BrickFest™ in Arlington, Virginia

  Visitors on Sunday inspect the multi-level layout.

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  July 8-10, 2005: 2005 NMRA National Convention in Cincinnati, Ohio

  WamaLTC was but one of thirteen clubs which got together to put on a tremendous show.

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  June 18-19, 2005: Manassas Train Rec in Manassas, Virginia

  Tony looks over the layout.

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  February 26 and 27, 2005: Greenberg’s Train, Toy & Hobby Show in Upper Marlboro, Maryland

  Margaret responded to Tom’s challenge to make use of LEGO® Juniors 4654 Tanker Truck with this tank car.

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  November 29, 2003: Washington Baltimore & Annapolis Train Collectors Association chapter meeting in Fairfax, Virginia

  Bob’s TGV and RDC await their turn.

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  August 16-17, 2003: Greenberg’s Train, Toy & Hobby Show in Chantilly, Virginia

  Greg’s monorail finally gets its day.

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  June 7, 2003: Manassas Railway Festival in Manassas, Virginia

  Rain prevented us from displaying a monorail layout.

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  February 8 and 9, 2003: Greenberg’s Train Show in Upper Marlboro, Maryland

  A rare confluence of trains and gathering of My Own Train passenger wagons.

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  June 1, 2002: Manassas Railway Festival in Manassas, Virginia

  The mixed blessing of cellular towers, built by Kevin Loch.

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  February 9 and 10, 2002: Greenberg’s Toy and Train Show in Upper Marlboro, Maryland

  Bob Hayes’ high-speed train awaits its turn to zoom around the outer track.

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  August 18 and 19, 2001: Greenberg’s Toy and Train Show in Chantilly, Virginia

  The Orange Line rolls in to pick up commuting minifigs. Metrorail car and station built by Kevin Loch.

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  June 2, 2001: Manassas Railway Festival in Manassas, Virginia

  Lots and lots of Metroliner cars this year.

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  September 16 and 17, 2000: Greenberg’s Great Train and Collectible Toy Show in Upper Marlboro, Maryland

  Those busy minifigs at work on another tall building.

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  July 15 and 16, 2000: Greenberg’s Great Train and Collectible Toy Show in Chantilly, Virginia

  A whole lot of rolling stock awaits its turn.

These next three displays were before the founding of WamaLTC:

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  June 3, 2000: Manassas Railway Festival in Manassas, Virginia

  Christopher Tracey’s Erie & Lackawanna GP-35s approach one of two bridges over the water.

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  February 26 and 27, 2000: Great American Train Show in Gaithersburg, Maryland

  Sometimes a change of color scheme improves appearances…

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  February 12 and 13, 2000: Greenberg’s Great Train and Collectible Toy Show in Upper Marlboro, Maryland

  Jeff Stembel contemplates the first layout.

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