Tulsa Garden Railroad Club

Tulsa OK, USA

Great Train Expo (Photos by Joe)

How does your garden grow?

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Photo Index

• Time to break out the layout.

• Barb helped stack buildings on a table.

• Barb and Donnie.

• Putting the modules together.

• This canyon is always a crowd pleaser.

• A farm on the modules.

• Bob Gardine's western town.

• A backwoods cabin.

• Small town in Oklahoma.

• Another town.

• The carnival is in town.

• Who would expect to find oil in Oklahoma?

• An avaiation mishap.

• Train station, school and hotel.

• Linda Post setting up figures.

• School always makes me shudder

• Railroading through the countryside.

• It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood.

• Who's winning?

• How does your garden grow?

• Lots of hard work.

• Hey Dad! The goat's out again.

• Don's pop can loader got a lot of attention.

• Downtown somewhere.

• Gary's brewery and garden.

• Train station.

• Gary's engine.

• Don loads a pop can.

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Club Info

The Tulsa Garden Railroad Club was founded in January 1997. Its purpose is to encourage and broaden the knowledge of large scale garden railroad activities. It is open to anyone interested in large-scale outdoor or indoor model railroading.

Membership is $25/year for an individual, $30 for a family. A corporate membership is $250. An associate membership is $15 for distant members too far for regular activities.

Officers

•President: David Kessler
•Vice President: Bob Buttram
•Secretary: Tom Ruby
•Treasurer: Elly Guess

Activities

Activities include a monthly meeting held at the Airport Free Will Baptist Church. These meetings feature a presentation, a short business meeting and refreshments.

We have 3 different layouts we set up at events in the area. A floor layout which can be large or small, the Mini Modules, and the Large Modular Layout which adapts to the space available.

Corporate Sponsors

• Catalina Cove Developement - Skiatook Lake

• Chew Chew Express

• Reindeer Pass

• State Farm - Beverly Taylor, Skiatook

• Waste Research