A model train garden built by volunteers and housed in Engine House #41 at 520 S. Conkling Street in Baltimore City. Open to the public and it is free. It is sponsored by CSX, The Baltimore City Fire Department and the Southeast Community Development Corporation.
Monday, October 22, 2018
Modifying The Natonal Boh Building In The Highlandtown Display
On Sunday, October 22 Terry Maillar and Jessica Markiewicz continued to modify the National Boh building. Joe Manfre took the picture.
Time To Write the Letters For Sponsorship
On Tuesday, October 16, 2018 Train Garden committee members met at Carol Hartke's home to begin the activities for the Train Garden sponsorship letters. Helping were Nancy Supik, Terry Maillar, Carol Hartke, Joan Campbell, and Doug Campbell. Joe Manfre also helped and he took the pictures. Carol's border terriers - Tipple (the bigger one) and Emmy - also volunteered but we finished early enough so we did not need their help!
The Work Continues
On Sunday, October 14, 2018 several members of the Train Garden committee worked on the Train Garden display. Below is Jessica Markiewicz, Joan Campbell, Doug Campbell, Terry Maillar and Scott Eggleston. Joe Manfre took the pictures.
Tuesday, October 9, 2018
The Church Is In and Landscaping for the Highlandtown Display Can Begin
On Sunday, October 7 Terry Maillar, Jessica Markiewicz, Scott Eggleston, George Lambillotte, and Doug and Joan Campbell began landscaping the Highlandtown display. Pictured below are four pictures of Sacred Heart of Jesus Church as well as Terry, Jessica, and George. Joe Manfre took the pictures.
Monday, October 1, 2018
The Work Continues - Pulaski Monument and Joe's Dixieland Band
On Sunday, September 30, 2018 Terry Maillar, George Lambillotte, and Jessica Markiewicz continued to create two new scenes - the Pulaski Monument and Joe's Dixieland Band. Joe Manfre took the pictures.
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