Blissfield Model Railroad Club offers layout tours to the public March 26 and 27

BLISSFIELD — The Blissfield Product Railroad Club carries on to go complete steam forward with its month-to-month open property and club structure tours.

The club will be running its complete 2,300-square-foot design screen Saturday and Sunday, March 26 and 27. The club is at 109 E. Adrian St. (U.S. 223) in the vicinity of downtown Blissfield. It is on one degree and is handicap available. A large steam engine sign is obvious to motorists touring along U.S. 223.

Open house hours are 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. the two days. Readers are welcome to drop in at any time in the course of these hrs. Reservations are not expected.

“Several trains of many railroads will be working,” a information release from the club stated. “Admission is totally free at all occasions. Donations to our layout routine maintenance fund are necessary and appreciated.”

Parking is straight in front of the making with overflow parking powering the clubhouse along North Lane Street.

The BMRC’s HO-scale format is centered on the Chesapeake and Ohio and Clinchfield railroads in Ohio, Kentucky, West Virginia, Virginia and Tennessee in the Appalachian Mountains.

These with inquiries can call the club at 517-486-0404. If there is no remedy, leave a information with a return phone variety and a club member will return the phone.

The model railroad club can also be located at www.bmrr.org.

This short article at first appeared on The Every day Telegram: Open property, excursions scheduled at Blissfield Product Railroad Club